In Business
To SMB's
Funded across the U.S.
You may not know us yet, but others in your space do. Choose your industry to learn more about how we help businesses exactly like yours.
Takes minutes. Minimal documentation needed. It should’ve always been this easy.
Tell us the basics, we’ll take care of the rest.
Required: Online application, last 4 months of business bank statements
Time: ~5 minutes
You’re in control. Choose what works best for you.
Required: Just review and decide
Time: 2 - 12 hours
Get funded and get back to business... fast.
Required: Signed docs, and typically just a driver’s license and a voided check
Time: 3 - 72 hours
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We do it the right way. No pressure, no endless calls. Just smart, fast funding from people who know what they’re doing.
We’ve guided thousands through this before. We’ll get you through clean.
Clarity when you need it most, from a team that values your time and trust.
Organized. Deliberate. Built to deliver without chaos or guesswork, every time.
We treat every transaction as an opportunity to earn your next one.
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Answers about speed, requirements, and how funding really works.
Approval and funding timelines vary based on the lender, loan type, and completeness of your application. Many applicants receive funds within 1-3 business days after approval, though some situations may move faster or slower depending on specific circumstances.
Most lenders require at least $10K/month in revenue, 3+ months in business, a 450+ credit score, and a business checking account. Specific requirements vary by lender and loan type.
Many alternative business lenders approve loans using bank statements rather than tax returns or detailed financial statements. Documentation requirements depend on the loan type, amount, and specific lender.
Business loans can typically be used for equipment, inventory, payroll, marketing, or other operating expenses. Some loan products may have restrictions on fund usage depending on the lender's terms.
Businesses with existing financing may qualify for additional loans if their cash flow supports the debt service. Lenders evaluate current obligations when determining loan eligibility and terms.