Business Funding Hub

Business funding, matched to the job it has to do

Capital is a tool. The right one depends on what you are funding, how fast you need it, and how your cash flow can repay it. Explore every option below, or skip ahead and let an advisor compare them for you.

Common Reasons Businesses Seek Capital

What are you funding?

Businesses come to us for capital across every stage of growth, including:

Working capitalPayrollInventoryEquipment purchasesExpansionHiringMarketingRenovationsAcquisitionsDebt consolidationSeasonal cash flowEmergency expenses
Compare Products

Funding options at a glance

Business funding product comparison
ProductBest useTypical speedRepayment structureDocumentation
Line of CreditOngoing cash flow flexibilityFast at many lendersRevolving; draw and repayLight
Term LoanDefined projects and expansionModerateFixed periodic paymentsModerate
Working CapitalShort-term operating needsFast at many lendersShort-term fixed or flexibleLight
Equipment FinancingTrucks, machinery, and toolsModerateFixed payments; asset securedLight to moderate
SBA LoanLarge, long-term needsSlowerLong terms; monthly paymentsHeavy
Invoice FactoringB2B receivable gapsFast once set upFees per invoice; not a loanLight
Merchant Cash AdvanceUrgent, short-term needsFastestRemittances flex with salesLight

Speed and documentation descriptions are general tendencies, not commitments. Costs, terms, and availability vary by lender and applicant profile.

All Business Funding Products

Explore every option

Business Line of Credit

A business line of credit gives you a revolving pool of capital you can draw from whenever you need it.

Learn more about Business Line of Credit

Working Capital

Working capital funding covers the day-to-day costs of running your business: payroll, rent, inventory, and everything in between.

Learn more about Working Capital

Business Term Loans

A business term loan delivers a lump sum you repay over a set schedule with regular payments.

Learn more about Business Term Loans

Merchant Cash Advance

A merchant cash advance (MCA) provides an upfront sum in exchange for a portion of your future sales.

Learn more about Merchant Cash Advance

Equipment Financing

Equipment financing lets you acquire the trucks, machinery, technology, or tools your business needs while spreading the cost over time.

Learn more about Equipment Financing

SBA Loans

SBA loans are made by lenders and partially guaranteed by the U.S.

Learn more about SBA Loans

Startup Funding

Most banks want two years of history before they lend.

Learn more about Startup Funding

Business Acquisition Financing

Acquisition financing funds the purchase of an existing business: a competitor, a retiring owner's company, a franchise resale, or a partner's share.

Learn more about Business Acquisition Financing

Invoice Factoring

Invoice factoring converts unpaid B2B invoices into immediate cash.

Learn more about Invoice Factoring

Revenue-Based Financing

Revenue-based financing provides capital repaid as a fixed percentage of your ongoing revenue.

Learn more about Revenue-Based Financing

Commercial Real Estate Financing

Commercial real estate financing helps business owners buy, build, or refinance the property they operate from: offices, warehouses, retail spaces, medical suites, and more.

Learn more about Commercial Real Estate Financing
FAQ

Business funding questions, answered

How do I choose the right funding option?

Start with the purpose and the payback. Ongoing cash flow needs point toward lines of credit; defined projects point toward term loans or SBA; asset purchases point toward equipment financing. A funding advisor compares real options for your file so you are not guessing.

What do lenders look at?

Commonly: time in business, revenue and bank activity, owner credit, existing debt, and industry. Different lenders weight these differently, which is exactly why comparing options matters.

How fast can my business get funded?

It ranges from days for streamlined working capital products to months for SBA real estate deals. No timeline is guaranteed; your advisor will set expectations for your specific path.

Does requesting a quote affect my credit?

The initial request does not involve a hard pull. Individual lenders may run credit during underwriting, and your advisor will tell you before anything is run.

Can I get funding with challenged credit?

Options narrow but rarely disappear. Revenue-driven products weigh bank activity heavily. An advisor can tell you what is realistic and what would improve your file.

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