Term Loan
The most traditional business loan: one sum, repaid on a fixed schedule.
- Funding amount
- Up to $1M
- Rate
- Starting at 5.5%
Line of credit
A revolving limit you draw on when you need it and pay for only when you do.
What line of credit is
A line of credit is capital on standby. You are approved for a limit, you draw what you need when you need it, and you pay only on what is drawn. As you repay, the limit comes back, so the same line can cover a run of invoices in spring and a new espresso machine in autumn.
What lenders usually look for is published here, because this brand published it: six months or more in business, $50,000 or more in annual revenue, and a credit score of 560 or higher. A lender may also ask for a personal guarantee — a promise that personal assets can be called on if the line is not repaid — and your representative will tell you before you sign if one is.
Who it is built for
4 of the six name it
Practices and clinics carrying equipment costs and the long wait between treating a patient and being reimbursed.
3 of the six name it
Any business whose money sits on shelves or pallets until it sells: wholesalers, distributors, online sellers.
3 of the six name it
Shops that stock up ahead of a season and live through the quiet weeks on either side of it.
What it gives you
The application
One free application, read for all six programmes by 75+ lenders. A representative will be in touch within one business day to go through what comes back.
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Financial options
The most traditional business loan: one sum, repaid on a fixed schedule.
A revolving limit you draw on when you need it and pay for only when you do.
Quick cash with a quick payback, for a need with an end date.
Money for the running of the business, when the bank's timetable is too slow.
The full cost of new or used equipment, leased or bought, without paying it upfront.
An advance on the sales a business has not made yet.