Business term loans
Finance a major purchase, expansion, or planned investment with a lump sum and a set repayment term.
Business financing
Find financing for the way you operate today and where you want to go next. Explore options for working capital, equipment, expansion, and more.
Tell us a little about your business.
Financing options
From day-to-day expenses to your next big investment, start with the type of funding that matches your needs.
Finance a major purchase, expansion, or planned investment with a lump sum and a set repayment term.
Cover inventory, payroll, or other operating expenses when cash flow is tight.
Access capital through the sale of a portion of future business receivables.
Purchase or replace the vehicles, machinery, and equipment your business needs.
Explore an advance with payments structured around business revenue, depending on the offer.
Draw from an approved credit limit as expenses come up, subject to the terms of your line.
Our financing network
Different lenders look for different things. We work with financing providers to help you explore options based on your business, cash flow, and funding needs.
How it works
Tell us about your business and upload your recent bank statements for review.
If offers are available, review the amount, cost, and repayment terms before you decide.
Choose the option that fits, complete any remaining requirements, and receive funds once finalized.
FAQs
What to expect when you start a business financing application.
Common uses include inventory, payroll, equipment, expansion, and seasonal operating expenses. Available uses depend on the financing product and provider.
Have your business and ownership information handy. Recent business bank statements help the underwriting team review your cash flow and avoid asking for documents later.
Start with what you need to fund and how your business earns revenue. Compare the total cost, payment schedule, and term on any offers before choosing.
Timing depends on the financing option, the documents available, and the provider’s underwriting requirements.
Start with a single business financing application.