Funding Options

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Explore flexible programs for payroll, inventory, equipment, and growth—and apply in minutes.

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Government-backed

SBA Loans (7(a), 504, Microloan)

SBA programs offer longer terms and competitive, market-linked rates with partial federal guarantees—ideal for acquisitions, working capital, equipment, and owner-occupied real estate.

  • 7(a): General-purpose working capital, refinance, acquisitions.
  • 504: Fixed-asset financing (real estate/equipment) with long amortizations.
  • Microloan: Smaller loans for startups and early-stage needs.
Eligibility, fees, and collateral vary by program and lender.
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Predictable payments

Term Loans (3–5 Years)

Fixed-term loans with monthly payments and competitive rates for established businesses. Typical terms 36–60 months; collateral and a personal guarantee may be required.

  • Stable, amortizing payments
  • Lump-sum funding up front
  • Potential early-payoff benefits
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Revolving access

Business Lines of Credit

Draw funds as needed and pay interest only on what you use—ideal for seasonal swings, inventory purchases, and short-term cash-flow gaps. Limits replenish as you repay.

  • On-demand draws via online portal
  • Interest on utilized balance only
  • Flexible renewals and limits
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Revenue-based

Merchant Cash Advance (MCA)

A purchase of future receivables with revenue-linked remittances (daily/weekly). Helpful when speed matters or traditional credit doesn’t fit. Pricing uses a factor rate; total payback and holdback are disclosed up front.

  • Fast approvals & funding
  • Remittances flex with sales
  • Often compatible with other financing
MCAs are not loans; availability depends on revenue and existing positions.