Who we fund
Funding built around how your industry runs.
Every industry has its own cash-flow rhythm. Pick yours to see the challenges we solve and the products that fit best.
RestaurantsYes, restaurants can get business funding, though lenders look closely at daily card sales and how steady they are across the year.See options →ConstructionYes, contractors and construction companies can get funding, and there are products designed around how the industry gets paid.See options →TruckingYes, owner-operators and trucking companies can get funding, and freight factoring is one of the most common ways carriers manage cash flow.See options →HealthcareYes, healthcare businesses such as clinics, home health agencies, therapy providers, and labs can get funding.See options →DentalYes, dental practices can get funding, and dentists are often viewed favorably by lenders because of steady patient demand and professional licensing.See options →RetailYes, retail stores can get business funding, and most lenders are comfortable with retailers that have steady card sales.See options →EcommerceYes, online sellers can get funding, and some lenders base approval on your store's sales data instead of years of tax returns.See options →Auto RepairYes, auto repair and body shops can get funding, and equipment financing is often the easiest place to start because lifts and tools serve as collateral.See options →Beauty SalonsYes, salons, barbershops, and spas can get funding, especially once they have a few months of consistent card sales.See options →FitnessYes, gyms, boutique studios, and personal training businesses can get funding.See options →ManufacturingYes, small manufacturers can get funding, and the equipment and receivables most manufacturers already have often help them qualify.See options →LandscapingYes, landscaping and lawn care companies can get funding, and equipment financing is usually the first stop.See options →HVAC & PlumbingYes, HVAC and plumbing contractors can get funding, and lenders tend to like the steady demand for repair work.See options →StaffingYes, staffing agencies can get funding, and payroll funding through invoice factoring is one of the most common tools in the industry.See options →FranchisesYes, franchisees can get funding to open a new location, buy an existing one, or add units.See options →Real Estate InvestorsYes, real estate investors can get business funding, though the right product depends on whether you are buying, renovating, or holding property.See options →Law FirmsYes, law firms can get business funding, and lenders often view attorneys as established professionals.See options →Medical PracticesYes, physician practices can get funding, and lenders often see licensed physicians as relatively strong borrowers.See options →CleaningYes, cleaning and janitorial companies can get funding.See options →HospitalityYes, hotels, motels, bed and breakfasts, and event venues can get funding.See options →WholesaleYes, wholesalers and distributors can get funding, and their inventory and receivables often make them good candidates for asset-based options.See options →AgricultureYes, farms and agriculture businesses can get funding, though financing needs to match the seasonal timing of planting, harvest, and sales.See options →ChildcareYes, daycares, preschools, and childcare centers can get funding.See options →Tech & SaaSYes, SaaS and tech companies can get business funding without selling equity, especially once they have recurring revenue.See options →Professional ServicesYes, professional service firms such as consultancies, marketing agencies, accounting firms, and engineering firms can get funding.See options →
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- $10K–$5M+ across 10 products
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