What it is: Cash to cover payroll, inventory, rent, repairs, marketing, and operational costs.
Who it may fit: Businesses with steady revenue that need flexible cash to manage day-to-day operations or bridge cash-flow gaps.
What it is: A set credit limit you can draw from as needed, pay back, and draw again.
Who it may fit: Businesses with recurring, seasonal, or unpredictable funding needs that want flexible access instead of one lump sum.
What it is: Financing to purchase or lease equipment, vehicles, machinery, or other business-use assets.
Who it may fit: Businesses acquiring equipment that want to spread the cost over time instead of paying upfront.
What it is: A lump sum with a defined repayment schedule over a set period.
Who it may fit: Established businesses with clear funding needs, predictable revenue, and ability to manage a structured repayment plan.
What it is: Cash advanced against unpaid invoices, usually from creditworthy customers.
Who it may fit: Businesses with outstanding invoices that need cash flow sooner than invoice payment terms allow.
What it is: Funding paths that may offer longer terms and potentially lower costs for stronger profiles.
Who it may fit: Established businesses with stronger credit, solid revenue, and patience for a more document-heavy process.