Six ways to put capital to work in your business. Not sure which fits? Reach out once and your advisor will match you with the best option.
Short-term funding to keep operations running smoothly and seize opportunities as they come. Get a lump sum quickly and repay on a set schedule over a few months to a few years.
A revolving line you can draw from whenever you need it. Pay back what you use and your available credit replenishes — a financial safety net that's ready when you are.
A set amount of capital up front, repaid on a fixed schedule with predictable payments. Best for established businesses with solid financials that are planning a specific investment.
Loans partially guaranteed by the U.S. Small Business Administration and issued by approved lenders. They take longer and have stricter requirements, but offer some of the lowest rates and longest terms available to small businesses.
Revenue-based financing gives you a lump sum today in exchange for a portion of your future sales. There's no fixed monthly payment — remittances are tied to your revenue, so they adjust when business slows down.
Finance new or used equipment — from kitchen gear and medical devices to trucks and heavy machinery. The equipment serves as collateral, so approvals are fast and your cash stays in the business.
Figures shown are typical ranges across our funding partners and are not a commitment to lend or fund. Final amounts, terms and costs depend on your business profile and the funder's underwriting.
Reach out once — we'll compare your options and recommend the best match.