the funding process
Loan Types Explained
Your business doesn’t run like everyone else’s, and your funding shouldn’t either. Each of our loans support specific goals, timelines, and stages of growth.
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Core ways to fund growth
- Cash Flow Advance: Speed-focused funding tied to cash flow—not collateral—useful for payroll, inventory buys, or quick opportunities.
- Term Loan: Longer-range capital for upgrades, expansion, or new projects with set payment schedules.
- Line of Credit: A revolving pool you draw and repay as needed to smooth out cash-flow swings.
- Equipment Financing: Use new equipment purchases as collateral while preserving working capital.
Loan Types Explained Library
Less hassle, more hustle
Secure custom financing with fewer roadblocks or runarounds.
A line of credit for businesses offers access to capital on an as-needed basis, where you only pay for what you use.
Read More about Business Line of Credit
Short-term funding with repayment fixed to revenue. Often used to cover expenses, payroll, or inventory.
Read More about Cash Flow Financing
Financing for new or upgraded equipment, secured by the equipment itself to avoid large upfront costs.
Read More about Equipment Financing
A lump-sum loan repaid with a set schedule and fixed rate, ideal for projects where costs are known upfront.
Read More about Term Loans
Junior capital used to bridge funding gaps in complex capital structures while maintaining flexibility.
Read More about Subordinated Debt
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