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We make business financing easier to compare, so you can decide with everything in view.
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There is no fee to see what your business qualifies for.
Checking your options does not lock you in.
You see what each option costs before you decide.
We work with established businesses across the US.
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You decide which offer to take, and you can walk away from all of them.
Most owners arrive asking about one kind of funding. Comparing them side by side is usually what shows which one fits.
Help with wages, stock and the wait for slow-paying customers.
Funds on standby, ready when you need it. Nothing drawn, nothing owed.
A fixed amount with a set payback schedule, for businesses with some history.
Payments that follow your revenue, not a fixed monthly figure.
Vehicles and machinery, backed by the equipment itself.
Funding backed by the SBA with the longest terms.
Payroll, equipment, stock or growth. What it is for matters more than how much.
Every option with its real cost and terms, so you can compare fairly.
If nothing on the table is worth taking, we will say so. It costs nothing to find out.
We are a referral service for business financing. We help established US companies compare their funding options. We are not a lender. The funding comes from the provider you choose.
We reach out to established US businesses that may benefit from comparing financing options. If you would rather not hear from us, reply to our email and we will not contact you again.
No. Reviewing what is available costs nothing, and you can say no to every offer.
It varies by product. Providers generally look at monthly revenue, time in business and what the funding is for.
That depends on the product and the provider's approval. Some working capital can fund within days. Term and SBA options take longer.
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