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Line of Credit

A business line of credit is a type of short-term funding that allows businesses to borrow money and only pay interest on the amount they use. It's different from a term loan, which gives a lump sum upfront with a set repayment schedule.

Borrow up to a certain amount of money
Withdraw funds as needed
Pay off the remaining balance or make minimum monthly payments
Refresh the amount of credit available as repayments are made

Term Loans

A business term loan refers to a specific amount of capital that is borrowed from a financial institution, which is then repaid at regular intervals, including interest, over a predetermined duration. The frequency of repayments, whether weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly, varies based on the lender's terms.

The length of time for repayment can range from several months to over 10 years, depending on the agreement.

Revenue Based Funding

Revenue-based financing provides companies with the opportunity to leverage their anticipated future income to secure funding from investors or finance companies.

Serving as an alternative to conventional debt or equity financing, this form of financing can be beneficial for startups or businesses that may not meet the eligibility criteria for traditional financing methods.

Other Options

Whatever your need, there is a product for your business.

An equipment lease is a contractual agreement between the owner of the equipment and a lessee who wants to use the equipment for a specific period in exchange for set payments. In some cases, the lease allows the lessee to purchase the equipment at the end of the term with a balloon, or large, payment

Equipment Leasing

Invoice factoring is a type of financing where a business sells its unpaid invoices to a third party in exchange for cash. It's also known as "accounts receivable factoring" or "factoring receivables"

Invoice Factoring

The Small Business Administration (SBA) offers a variety of loans to small businesses. These loans can be a term loan or line of credit offered by banks, credit unions, or other lenders. The SBA partially guarantees these loans, which means the SBA will pay the lender if the borrower can't repay the loan.

SBA Loans

Use a startup loan to launch your new business without giving up any equity – and establish your business credit in the process.

Whether you have MRR or ARR or no revenue at all, we have options for startups who have a good FICO score.

Start Up Loan

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Business Acqusition

If you're in need of quick and consistent cash flow for your business, our AR financing is the perfect solution. Accounts receivables financing is a popular financing option used by businesses of all sizes. Simply sell your outstanding invoices to our network of lenders and receive a percentage of the invoice amount as cash.