Small business funding from 75+ lenders, with rates from 7%.1
Rather talk it through first? Book a call with a funding advisor
- One application, and every offer side by side with its total cost.
- A soft inquiry to look. A hard one only if you accept and are told first.2
- Free to apply, to get offers and to accept one.3
| Loans | Rate |
|---|---|
| SBA loans | 7% to 18.99% |
| Home equity lines of creditSecured by your home4 | 7% to 16.5% |
| Equipment financing | 8% to 30% |
| Term loans | 16% to 25% |
| Lines of credit | 2% to 5% a month |
Figures as quoted. Compare offers by total cost.5
| Invoices and future revenue | Pricing |
|---|---|
| Invoice factoring and A/R financing | 15% to 40% |
| Merchant cash advances and purchases of receivables | 20% to 60% |
Find the funding that fits the job
Not sure which you need? Tell us what the money is for, and we match your application to the kinds that suit it.
One lump sum, repaid on a schedule
For a defined cost with a clear payback: a renovation, a vehicle, a large order, a second location.
Fixed payments on a set schedule until the balance is repaid.
Regular payments spread over a longer schedule until the balance is repaid.
Fixed payments on a set schedule, with the equipment itself as collateral.
Draw, repay, draw again
For the gaps between busy and slow, and the everyday costs that never arrive on a schedule.
Draw what you need up to a limit, repay it, and draw again.
Spending builds up over each statement cycle, and the balance is paid down when the statement is due.
Home equity line of creditSecured by your home
Lenders in our network also offer one.4 Draw what you need up to a limit, repay it, and draw again.
Advances against sales and invoices
For businesses waiting on customers or card sales, where what you are owed is the strongest asset.
Merchant cash advanceNot a loan
A fixed share of your card or bank sales goes to the funder until the agreed amount is collected.
Invoice factoringNot a loan
Most of an invoice is paid to you now, and the rest, less fees, when your customer pays.
How much you can draw rises and falls with the invoices you are owed.
Purchase of receivablesNot a loan
A funder buys a portion of your future receivables and collects that portion as they come in.
Talk to a funding advisor first
Not sure where to start, or want a person to walk you through your offers?
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The call covers:
- Which kinds of funding fit what you need.
- What lenders usually ask for, and what to have ready.
- How offers are compared, and when a hard inquiry can happen.
Prefer to start on your own? Start your application