⚡ Fastest-Close Funding

Working Capital for Small Business — $25K to $500K, Fast Decisions

Lines of credit, term loans, invoice factoring — matched to the lender most likely to fund your deal. Built by commercial finance veterans.

⚡ Funded in as little as 24–72 hours
600+
Credit score accepted
6+ mos
Time in business min.
24–72 hrs
Funded in as little as — the fastest product in our pipeline
$25K–$500K
Working capital range
4
Product types covered
600+
Min. credit score
Bank stmts
Primary underwriting doc

Four working capital products. One place to compare them all.

We match your business profile to the product and lender that makes the most sense — based on revenue, credit, industry, and how fast you need the money.

Line of Credit
⚡ 1–5 days

Business Line of Credit

The most flexible working capital product. Draw what you need, pay interest only on what you use, replenish as you repay. Ideal for businesses with recurring cash flow gaps — inventory cycles, payroll timing, or seasonal dips.

Revolving draw $25K–$250K typical Monthly payments
Term Loan
⚡ 1–5 days

Short-Term Business Loan

A lump-sum advance repaid over a set schedule — typically 6 to 24 months. Best for a specific, predictable need: marketing campaign, equipment repair, hiring, or a defined expansion project where you know the cost upfront.

6–24 month terms Up to $500K Fixed repayment
MCA Alternative
⚡ 24–72 hrs

Revenue-Based Financing

An advance against future revenue, repaid as a percentage of daily or weekly bank deposits or card receipts. Faster approval than term loans, credit score is less critical, but cost is higher. Best for high-revenue businesses that need immediate capital.

Daily/weekly repay Revenue-driven Fastest close
Invoice Factoring
⚡ 3–7 days

Invoice Factoring

Sell unpaid invoices to a factoring company for 70–95% of face value upfront — then collect the remainder (minus the fee) when your customer pays. No debt on your balance sheet. Best for B2B businesses with slow-paying clients and strong invoice volume.

No debt added B2B focused 0.5–5% fee/invoice

What small businesses actually use working capital for.

Working capital isn't just for emergencies. These are the most common funded uses in our pipeline.

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Payroll Coverage

Bridge a cash flow timing gap between invoices clearing and payroll due. The most time-critical use case — fast funding matters.

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Inventory Purchase

Stock up for a busy season, take advantage of bulk pricing, or fill a large order you can't pre-fund from operating cash.

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Seasonal Cash Flow

Restaurants, retailers, and tourism-related businesses regularly use working capital lines to bridge the off-season.

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Marketing & Growth

Fund a paid acquisition campaign, hire a sales rep, or launch a promotion when you know the ROI but not the timing.

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Equipment Repairs

A broken piece of equipment can shut down operations. Working capital covers urgent repairs faster than any other product.

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Expansion Runway

Hire ahead of a new contract, open a second location, or bridge to the next revenue milestone without waiting for SBA approval.

More lenient than SBA. Less than you think.

Working capital lenders focus on cash flow over credit score. Bank statements are the primary underwriting document. Here's what they look at.

  • 📅 Time in business: 6+ months minimum. Most lenders prefer 12+ months. Much more lenient than SBA's 2-year preference.
  • 📊 Credit score: 600+ accepted by most lenders. 650+ unlocks better rates and higher limits. Not the primary factor for revenue-based products.
  • 💰 Annual revenue: $250K+ preferred for term loans and lines. Revenue-based products may go lower if monthly deposits are consistent and strong.
  • 🏦 Bank statements: 3–6 months of business bank statements are the primary underwriting document. NSF activity and negative balances are the biggest red flags.
  • 🏢 Business entity: LLC, S-Corp, C-Corp, or sole proprietor with an EIN. US-based operations required.
  • 📋 No collateral required: Most working capital products are unsecured. No real estate pledge, no equipment lien. Personal guarantee is common but not universal.

Not sure what you qualify for?

Tell us your revenue, credit score range, and how much you need. We'll match you with the products and lenders most likely to approve your deal — and tell you upfront if the numbers don't work.

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Who This Is For

Industries we fund with working capital.

Working capital is the highest-volume product in our pipeline. These are the business types that use it most — and that we have the most lender matches for.

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Restaurants & Food Service

Payroll gaps, inventory, seasonal swings — working capital is a staple for food operators.

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Retail

Holiday inventory, supplier prepays, lease obligations. Lines of credit fit the retail cash cycle perfectly.

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E-Commerce

Inventory, paid ads, and fulfillment timing gaps. Revenue-based financing fits high-volume online sellers.

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Trucking & Logistics

Invoice factoring and working capital lines are standard tools for owner-operators and small carriers.

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Construction

Bridge payroll and material costs between contract milestones and draws.

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Professional Services

Law firms, agencies, and consultancies use working capital lines to manage slow invoice cycles.

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Seasonal Businesses

Landscaping, tourism, ice cream shops — a working capital line is the off-season survival tool.

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Healthcare & Dental

Insurance reimbursement timing creates predictable cash gaps — working capital bridges them.

When working capital is the right call — and when it's not.

Both products serve small businesses, but they're built for different situations. Here's the honest breakdown.

Working Capital SBA Loan
Time to fund 24 hrs – 5 days 45–90 days
Loan amount $25K – $500K $25K – $5M+
Min. credit score 600+ 680+ preferred
Min. time in business 6 months 2 years preferred
Repayment term 6–24 months Up to 10–25 years
Monthly payment Higher (shorter term) Lower (longer term)
Collateral required Usually none Business + personal assets
Documentation burden 3–6 months bank stmts 2–3 yrs tax returns, P&L, more
Best for Speed, flexibility, cash flow Large capital, long-term projects
Apply for Working Capital → Learn About SBA Loans

Not sure which is right? We'll tell you.

Common questions about working capital.

Many working capital products fund in 24–72 hours once approved. Business lines of credit and term loans through our lender network typically close in 1–5 business days. Invoice factoring can be set up in 3–7 days. Speed depends primarily on how quickly you provide bank statements and ID verification — not weeks of back-and-forth. SBA loans, by contrast, take 45–90 days.
Most working capital lenders accept personal credit scores of 600 and above — meaningfully more lenient than SBA's 680+ threshold. Some invoice factoring and revenue-based products focus primarily on cash flow and invoice quality rather than credit score. A score of 650+ opens up a wider range of products at better rates.
Rates vary significantly by product type and borrower profile. Business lines of credit typically run prime + 1–6%. Short-term term loans run 1.1x–1.5x factor rates (roughly 15–50% APR). Revenue-based products are the most expensive — factor rates of 1.15–1.49. Invoice factoring fees range from 0.5–5% of invoice face value. The stronger your revenue, credit, and time in business, the better your rate. We always show you multiple options so you can compare before you commit.
Working capital repayment terms are much shorter than SBA loans. Lines of credit revolve — you draw what you need and repay monthly. Short-term loans run 6–24 months. Revenue-based products and MCAs deduct daily or weekly from your bank account or card receipts. If you need monthly payments over a longer term, a term loan or SBA 7(a) may be a better fit.
They can if you're not prepared. Daily or weekly payment structures are a feature of short-term and MCA-style products — lenders accept more risk in exchange for faster repayment. If your business has consistent daily revenue (restaurant, retail, e-commerce), these structures are manageable. If your revenue is lumpy or seasonal, a line of credit with monthly minimums or a standard term loan may be a better fit. We don't put you in a product that doesn't match your cash cycle.
Pre-qualification checks are typically soft pulls — no credit score impact. Hard pulls happen at final underwriting, and most lenders only pull once. On-time repayment of term loans and lines of credit will build your business credit profile. MCA-style products generally do not report to business credit bureaus, so they won't help or hurt your credit score.
Working capital products require far less documentation than SBA loans. Most lenders need: 3–6 months of business bank statements, a one-page application with basic business info, government-issued ID, and proof of business entity (EIN letter or Articles). Some lenders may also request recent tax returns or a profit & loss statement for amounts above $250K. Bank statements are the primary underwriting document. Download our free Funding Readiness Checklist to prepare.
We take your business profile — revenue, credit score, industry, funding amount, and use of funds — and match it against our lender network. Different lenders have different appetites: some specialize in restaurants, others in trucking or construction, others in high-revenue e-commerce. We surface the lenders most likely to approve your deal at the best terms, and we manage the process to funded. No bouncing between five lenders on your own.

Get matched with a working capital lender today.

Takes under 3 minutes. Soft credit pull only. We'll match you with the right product and lender and follow up within one business day.

No hard credit pull to pre-qualify  ·  No obligation  ·  Response within 1 business day

Working Capital by Industry

Industry-specific working capital guides with deal sizes, approval criteria, and use-of-funds for your sector.

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Working Capital — $250K
Cash flow, payroll & growth capital
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Restaurants — $500K
Expansion, renovation & new locations
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HVAC — $250K
Seasonal cash flow & job capital
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Construction — $500K
Bridge funding & contract capital
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Trucking — $250K
Fuel, maintenance & fleet costs
All Industries & Amounts
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