Business term loans
A lump sum for a defined business investment, with a repayment schedule established in your offer.
- Expansion and renovations
- Equipment and major purchases
- Planned growth projects
Working capital for the opportunities ahead. Explore term loans, lines of credit, and revenue-based financing with one straightforward application.
Cover a gap, invest in equipment, or take on a bigger opportunity. Start with the financing that fits your purpose.
A lump sum for a defined business investment, with a repayment schedule established in your offer.
Access available funds as needs arise. Revolving access depends on the approved product and its terms.
Business financing evaluated around revenue and cash flow. Review the payment structure and total cost carefully.
Every business has a different next step. Explore a few ways working capital can support yours.
Refresh your space, replace kitchen equipment, or stock up before demand picks up. Plan capital around the needs of your restaurant or hospitality business.
Put your plans in motionIllustrative business uses. Product availability and eligibility are subject to review.
From your first application to your final decision, focus on the details that matter to your business.
Share your business details and recent bank statements so your file can be evaluated together.
Compare the funding amount, fees, total repayment, and payment schedule before signing.
Consider how the financing supports your goal and how the payments fit your cash flow.
You know your business. A clear review process helps you understand what financing could work for it.
See where to startPrepare your application and your three most recent business bank statements.
Eligibility and available options depend on revenue, time in business, credit, and underwriting.
Review the amount, total cost, repayment frequency, and agreement before accepting an offer.
Our starting criteria are designed for established businesses with consistent revenue. Final eligibility depends on a full review.
A completed business application and the three most recent business bank statements are the starting point. Additional documents may be requested during review.
The starting criteria are at least one year in business, $20,000 in monthly revenue, and an active business bank account. Startup businesses do not meet these initial criteria.
Rates, fees, funding amounts, payment frequency, and repayment terms depend on the product and underwriting. Review all costs and the complete agreement before deciding.
Not necessarily. Revenue-based financing can be structured as a purchase of future receivables rather than a loan. The agreement determines the structure, obligations, and payment terms.
Any credit check is governed by the authorization in the application. Review it before signing and submitting.
No. Review the complete terms and decide whether the financing fits your business. Meeting initial criteria does not guarantee an approval.