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Equipment financing that keeps your cash working

Finance new or used equipment over a term that matches its useful life. The equipment itself serves as collateral.

Amount$5K–$500K
Term6–24 months
PaymentsMonthly
Funding2–5 days
Overview

The equipment secures the deal.

Equipment financing lets you acquire the assets that grow revenue without a large cash outlay. Because the equipment secures the financing, terms can run longer and payments can stay lower than unsecured options.

We finance new and used equipment from dealers and private sellers. Send us a quote or invoice and we will structure the rest.

What you need

  • 1+ year in business
  • Equipment quote or invoice
  • Last 4 months of statements
Common uses

How owners put it to work.

Funds can be used for any legitimate business purpose.

Trucks and vehicles

Fleet additions, tractors, trailers, and work vehicles.

Machinery

Construction, manufacturing, and production equipment.

Kitchen and medical

Commercial kitchen, diagnostic, and specialty equipment.

The process

What to expect.

One underwriter handles your file from start to finish.

  1. Step 1

    Apply

    Short online application and recent bank statements.

  2. Step 2

    Review

    In-house underwriting, typically within one business day.

  3. Step 3

    Offer

    Written terms with the total cost disclosed before you sign.

  4. Step 4

    Fund

    Sign electronically and receive funds by wire or ACH.

Questions

About equipment financing.

Do you run a credit check?

Yes. A credit check is part of our review, alongside your bank activity, cash flow, and time in business. Business performance carries the most weight in our decisions.

How quickly can I receive funds?

Many revenue-based financing deals are approved within 24 hours of a complete file and funded the same day. Purchase order, asset-based, and equipment financing typically take three to ten business days.

Capital from the people who make the decision.

Apply in minutes. Speak with an underwriter, not a salesperson.