The Simple Way To Finance Your Business

A merchant cash advance provides upfront funds to businesses in exchange for a percentage of future sales. It's a flexible option for immediate expenses, growth investments, inventory purchases, and cash flow management, without collateral or a lengthy approval process.

A business line of credit offers a predetermined amount of funds for flexible borrowing. It helps manage expenses, cash flow, growth opportunities, unexpected costs, and short-term projects, providing businesses with essential flexibility and capital access.

Asset-based financing uses a company's assets (e.g., accounts receivable, inventory, equipment) as collateral for obtaining a loan or line of credit. It helps businesses secure working capital, fund expansion, manage cash flow, and restructure debt by leveraging asset value for necessary funds.

Equipment-based financing allows businesses to obtain funds for acquiring or leasing essential equipment, without significant upfront costs. It enables access to capital for machinery, vehicles, technology, and equipment upgrades or replacements, preserving cash flow and supporting efficient operations.

Purchase order financing is a flexible funding option that allows businesses to fulfill large orders even without sufficient capital. By leveraging their purchase orders as collateral, companies can access the necessary funds to meet customer demand and grow their operations.

Invoice factoring is a valuable financial solution for businesses looking to improve cash flow. By selling their unpaid invoices to a factoring company, companies can receive immediate funds, allowing them to cover expenses, invest in growth, and focus on their core operations.

Equipment Refinance Consolidation lets businesses unlock the value of their existing assets. By refinancing equipment, companies can access capital for expansion, debt consolidation and other needs, while retaining the use of their essential equipment.