From lines of credit to SBA loans, equipment financing, and merchant cash advances — we structure credit facilities that fuel your cash flow while returning a portion of our broker's compensation directly to you.
The most popular business financing products across the global market are Business Lines of Credit, Traditional Term Loans, and SBA Loans. Data from the Federal Reserve's Small Business Credit Survey and corporate banking trends show that businesses overwhelmingly favor these three types, followed closely by equipment and short-term tech-driven funding.
Our financing rebate program alters the traditional lending model by reducing the standard origination costs and fees tied to business credit. Whether you need equipment financing, working capital, a merchant cash advance, start-up funding, or invoice factoring — we ensure your business borrowing is affordable, flexible, and financially rewarding.
This is the most widely used product because of its supreme flexibility. Businesses use it as a safety net — it solves the number-one problem small businesses face: uneven cash flow and seasonal revenue drops.
When businesses need to make a major, planned investment, they turn to standard term financing. They offer predictable monthly payments and the lowest possible interest rates.
SBA loans — specifically the 7(a) program — are incredibly popular for businesses that cannot get standard bank approval because the government guarantee lowers the lender's risk.
This product dominates industries that require physical tools to operate, such as trucking, construction, healthcare, and manufacturing.
While highly expensive, online alternative lending has surged in popularity over the last decade. E-commerce businesses, restaurants, and retail shops use them because they can get cash deposited into their bank accounts within 24 hours based entirely on their daily sales data, bypassing strict bank credit checks.
The optimal financing product depends heavily on where your business is in its lifecycle. Each stage has different access to capital — and different needs.
Beyond core business loans, our network covers a full spectrum of portfolio, property, and specialty financing products.
To qualify for an SBA 504 or 7(a) loan, your small business must physically occupy at least 51% of the building. This requirement makes SBA loans an excellent fit for owner-operators purchasing their own commercial space — from offices and retail storefronts to industrial facilities and restaurants.
The average Business Capital Commission Rebate is 1 Percent of the Loan Amount. Example, on a $100,000 loan amount you would get back $1,000.00. Check out how much you can save using the slider below.
Savings up to $5,000 by using our Business Capital Commission Rebate Advantage. We pass the savings directly back to you, into your pocket, not to traditional big brokerages.
Start your intake today and let us identify the right business financing — with your commission rebate applied directly to reduce your costs.