Unlike a traditional loan where you receive money upfront and repay over time with fixed payments, a business line of credit allows businesses to draw funds when needed and after repaying the borrowed amount, you can borrow from it again.

A business term loan provides an approved amount of capital to a business and allows them to repay in regular installments over a longer pre-determined amount of time.

Merchant Cash Advance (MCA) is a type of financing option available to businesses that need immediate access to cash. Unlike traditional loans, which are repaid over a fixed period of time with interest, an MCA involves an upfront cash payment in exchange for a portion of future sales.

An SBA loan is partially guaranteed by the U.S. Small Business Administration and is provided by SBA approved lenders, who provide borrowers with access to capital at favorable terms that may otherwise not be available to them.

If a business has outstanding invoices or accounts receivable, they can improve their cash flow by using them as collateral to secure a loan.

Working Capital Loans allow businesses their experience fluctuations in their cash flow to help manage their day-to-day operational expenses and ensure they have enough capital to cover their short-term financial needs.

Businesses who have valuable equipment required to operate their business, may be able to use that equipment as collateral to secure a loan where the amount of the loan is based on the value of the equipment.

ERTC financing helps businesses approved for Employee Retention Tax Credits receive a portion of their funds faster to help provide them with the cash they need to operate their business today.

Whether a business is looking for a conventional loan, line-of-credit, accounts receivable or inventory financing and regardless of their credit history, collateral, cash flow or financials – we look to pair businesses with a lender from our network who can assist with getting them the financing they need to support and ultimately grow their business.