Funding for equipment and business vehicles
Funding for tools and machines often costs less than funds for daily needs. It may give you more time to repay. The items you buy help back the funding.
When you might need this funding
Our partners fund many kinds of tools and machines. These include trucks, health and dental tools, kitchen and factory machines, and tech systems. You may get a loan or a lease. The right choice depends on how long you plan to keep the item. It also depends on how you record it in your accounts.
We help compare loans and leases, including any value left at the end and your options then. You can see the full cost, not just the listed rate.
What helps us match you to the right partner
- The item you want to buy, a seller's price quote, or an invoice
- How long you expect the equipment to last
- How long you have been in business and your sales history
Funding options often used for this
Equipment financing
Money to buy machinery, vehicles, or other equipment. The equipment usually backs the funding.
Learn moreTerm loans
Borrow a set amount and pay it back on a set schedule. Use it to grow, buy equipment, or combine higher-cost debts.
Learn moreSBA loan options
SBA 7(a) and similar programs for qualified borrowers seeking longer terms and lower rates through our funding network.
Learn moreFunding is subject to approval and not all applicants will qualify. Terms, structures, and availability are determined by the funding partner.
Other situations we help with
Paying staff and daily costs
Funding to pay staff, rent, and regular business costs while you wait for payments.
Learn moreBuying stock and covering seasonal business costs
Funds for businesses that need stock and cash before busy seasons or regular sales peaks.
Learn moreProjects to grow your business
Loans for growth projects with a clear budget. These projects take a long time to earn back their cost and need the longest available repayment terms.
Learn moreTalk about your needs with an advisor
Tell us what you need to fund. We will explain options that may fit. No obligation.