Flexible capital structures designed for modern business operations.
Fuel day-to-day operations with flexible capital that adapts to your business rhythm.
Working capital is the lifeblood of operational businesses. Whether you're managing inventory cycles, bridging receivable gaps, or funding seasonal demand, our working capital loans provide the liquidity you need without disrupting your cash flow planning.
Funding range
Flexible terms
Approval time
Repayment options
We look at your business fundamentals—revenue consistency, operational history, and growth trajectory. Typical requirements include:
Growth capital that scales with your revenue—flexible repayment aligned to cash flow.
Revenue-based financing aligns your repayment structure with your actual business performance. Instead of fixed monthly payments, you remit a percentage of revenue. When business is strong, you pay more and retire the funding faster. During slower periods, payments automatically decrease.
Funding range
Flexible payment %
Payments scale with revenue
Maintain full ownership
We analyze your revenue patterns and agree on a percentage that's sustainable for your business. That percentage is automatically debited from daily or weekly revenue. The funding is repaid when an agreed-upon total (principal + fixed fee) is reached. There's no interest compounding—just a transparent, one-time cost of capital.
Acquire the machinery, vehicles, and technology you need without capital depletion.
Equipment financing allows you to acquire essential assets—machinery, vehicles, technology infrastructure, manufacturing equipment—while preserving working capital for operations. The equipment itself often serves as collateral, making this one of the most accessible forms of business funding.
Equipment cost coverage
Term lengths available
Both accepted
Loan or lease structures
Equipment Loan: You own the equipment from day one. Payments are structured like a traditional loan, and the equipment serves as collateral. At term end, it's fully yours with no additional costs.
Equipment Lease: Lower monthly payments with an option to purchase at lease end (typically for fair market value or a predetermined buyout). This can be advantageous for technology that depreciates quickly or equipment you may want to upgrade regularly.