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We connect established businesses with funding that matches their revenue, timeline and purpose.
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We work with established businesses across the US.
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You choose the offer, or you choose none.
Most owners arrive asking about one kind of financing. Seeing them side by side is usually what shows which one fits.
Cover payroll, inventory or the gap between finishing the job and getting paid.
Funds on standby, ready when you need it. Nothing drawn, nothing owed.
One lump sum over a fixed term, for businesses with some history.
Payments that follow your revenue, so slow months mean smaller payments.
Vehicles, machinery and fit-outs, secured against the equipment itself.
Funding backed by the SBA with the longest terms.
Payroll, equipment, stock or growth. What it is for matters more than how much.
Your options shown with real cost and terms, so you can compare them properly.
If nothing on offer is worth taking, you will hear that from us. Finding out costs nothing.
We are a business financing referral service. We help established US companies compare their funding options. We do not lend money ourselves. The funding comes from the provider you choose.
We reach out to US business owners who may find it useful to compare funding options. Prefer not to hear from us? Reply to our email and you will not hear from us again.
No. Checking what you qualify for is free, and there is no obligation to accept any offer.
It depends on the product. Most providers look at monthly revenue, time in business and what the funding is for.
It depends on the product and on the provider's approval. Some working capital products fund within days. Term and SBA-backed options take longer.
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