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A merchant cash advance offers tailored funding based on your future receivables. Unlike a traditional loan, it's essentially an investment in your business's upcoming revenue stream

Also known as accounts receivable financing, invoice financing leverages your outstanding invoices to provide rapid capital infusion, enabling small businesses to reinvest in operations without waiting for customer payments. 

A business line of credit grants access to a revolving pool of funds, allowing you to draw amounts as needed—ranging from $10,000 to $1 million or more. This flexible option lets you borrow only what you require, when you need it, and repay with interest solely on the drawn amount.

Small businesses often opt for term loans to finance specific, one-time investments. These involve receiving a lump sum of capital, which is repaid through regular installments at a fixed interest rate over a predetermined period, typically ranging from one to five years.

Short-term business loans deliver immediate access to a lump sum of capital, designed for quick repayment within 18 months or less, ideal for addressing urgent financial needs.

Equipment financing empowers small businesses to cover up to 100% of the cost for essential new or used assets—such as computers, machinery, vehicles, or ovens—ensuring seamless operations without straining cash flow.