Every business needs working capital to grow and become successful. Working Capital Loans are the most popular way to fund a business. They provide a flexible financing option to handle growth opportunities, manage fluctuating cash flow. or handle unexpected expenses.

A Working Capital Loan is a lump-sum amount that’s borrowed at a fixed cost. The term length varies based on the amount borrowed. Payment frequency can be either daily, weekly, or monthly.

A Line of Credit gives a business the ability to access funds quickly and conveniently. You’ll have 24-hour access to capital and you can pull funds as needed. Borrow only what you need, when you need it, and only pay for what you use. Only make payments on the principal and interest drawn.

You can draw as much or as little as needed, up to the amount of your determined credit limit. The earlier the funds are repaid, the bigger the savings is on interest. Once repayment is made on the money drawn, that amount is available to you again.

A Cash Advance provides immediate working capital in exchange for a percentage of future credit or debit card sales. Approval amounts are based on the past revenue of a business.

Cash Advances offer many benefits to small businesses, including a very flexible payment schedule. You only pay when your business makes sales and the amount of your payment is determined by the amount of your daily sales. This is very common for seasonal businesses as well as restaurants and retail businesses.

A consolidation that allows you to combine multiple cash advances, while stretching the repayment term over a longer period of time in order to improve day to day cash flow, while maintaining a positive payment history.

Immediately reduce your payments by up to 60% and extend the repayment term by up to 50%. Allows business owners the flexibility to pay down the suffocating debt while continuing to grow their businesses. Immediately improves liquidity and reduces the financial burden caused by expensive, high interest daily payments.

From heavy equipment like forklifts to diagnostic medical devices, having the equipment you need is a necessary part of your business. By financing your equipment purchase, you can get up to $150,000 in funding for your new or used business equipment.

There are few limitations on the types of equipment you can obtain, and you can get the materials and machinery you need quickly and easily. No down payments or collateral required.

When unexpected expenses arise, and your clients don’t pay on time, you can utilize unpaid invoices for access to immediate cash. Receive up to 90% of the balance of open invoices immediately, allowing business owners to meet existing financial obligations, grow their businesses, and avoid lengthy payment collection times.

Invoice financing is a way for businesses to borrow money against the amounts due from customers. Invoice financing helps businesses improve cash flow, pay employees and suppliers, and reinvest in operations and growth earlier than they could if they had to wait until their customers paid their balances in full.