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Services · Business loans

Buy what grows the business. Repay it over its life.

Term financing for a build-out, equipment, a second location or an acquisition. One fixed payment you can plan around. We assemble the file.

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Term
Loans and equipment finance
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On it start to finish
In writing
Amount, term and total
Quoted
Against the asset and your file

What you get out of it

The asset now, and a payment you can budget.

01

A payment shaped like the purchase

A kitchen earns for years. The payment is spread over years too, not squeezed out of next quarter's sales.

02

The whole number before you sign

What the loan will cost over its whole life is on paper first — not a number you meet in year three.

03

A person, not a portal

Your bank wants a package. We put it together, and one person stays on it until the funds land.

Repay the thing over the life of the thing.

A build-out earns for years. The payment should be spread the same way.

The mechanism

What you are buying decides the shape of the loan.

Name the thing and when you need it. We fit the term to the years it will earn, and the numbers are in front of you before you commit.

The total

What you repay

The amount you borrowThe amount
What borrowing it costsThe cost

You see both before you sign.

01

Tell us what you are buying

The build-out, the machine, the location. The amount, and when you need it.

02

We assemble the file

Statements, books and whatever the lender asks for, gathered by us rather than by you.

03

You see the whole number

Amount, term and the total you will repay. In writing, before anything is signed.

04

Funds land, with a schedule

One fixed payment you can put in the budget, and a date when it ends.

Already part of

Your account, your books, your accountant.

Your processing history

If you take payments with us, that history strengthens the file. If not, your books carry it.

Equipment finance

For a kitchen, a truck or a chair, the thing you are buying can be the security.

Your operating account

The money arrives there and the payment comes out of there. One place to watch.

Your accountant

The offer in a form they can read in one sitting.

Business loan
Overview
Schedule
Documents
Operating account
Left to pay

$63,290.00

Next payment Sep 1 · ends Sep 2029

Month
Payment
Toward the amount
Toward the cost
Remaining
Apr
$1,850.00
$1,595.00
$255.00
$69,730.00
May
$1,850.00
$1,601.00
$249.00
$68,129.00
Jun
$1,850.00
$1,607.00
$243.00
$66,522.00
Jul
$1,850.00
$1,613.00
$237.00
$64,909.00
Aug
$1,850.00
$1,619.00
$231.00
$63,290.00

Where it shows up

What you owe, what is next, and when it ends.

The balance, the next payment and the end date, next to the account the payment comes from.

  • What is left to pay, and for how long
  • The next payment, date and amount
  • The paperwork, all in one place

Who it suits

For the owner buying something that lasts.

A good fit if

  • You are buying something that will still be earning in five years
  • You want the same payment in month one and month forty
  • Your bank has been slow, and you would rather somebody else chased the paperwork

Probably not if

  • You need the money this week, for inventory that sells through in a season
  • You would rather repay a little from each day's sales than on a fixed date
  • You qualify easily at your bank, where the rate is usually better

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FAQs

Common questions about business loans.

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Start with the thing you are buying.

Describe it, and we will tell you what fits. Sometimes the honest answer is your own bank.