Compare business line of credit loan offers from 50 lenders in one application. Revolving capital, drawn on demand. Pay only for what you use. Real offers in 24 hours.
Six questions. No documents required to start. No effect on your credit score.
Review the 8–12 lenders matched to your profile and choose who to apply to. Your file goes only to the lenders you select.
We negotiate the best terms with each lender you selected and send you their real offers — side by side on APR, term, and payment.
One signature. Funds wire direct from the lender. Median: under 2 days end-to-end.
Fixed-rate capital with predictable monthly terms, 2 to 10 years.
Government-backed rates and the longest amortizations on the market.
Revolving capital, drawn on demand. Only pay for what you use.
Funding tied to receivables. No collateral, no fixed term.
Capital secured by the asset itself. Section 179 friendly.
Convert outstanding receivables into same-day working capital.
Founder-friendly financing built around projections, not just revenue.
Bridge, acquisition, and asset-backed financing secured by commercial property.
Line of credit vs. term loan — how each works, how they differ on structure, interest, and flexibility, when each one wins, and whether you should have both.
What working capital is — the formula, a worked example, the cash-flow cycle behind it, and the fastest funding when you need it: a line of credit, RBF, or factoring.
How to make payroll when cash is tight — compare a line of credit, revenue-based financing, and invoice factoring, and fund in as little as a day.
How inventory financing works, and how to fund stock without draining your cash. Compare inventory loans, lines of credit, and purchase-order financing for your business.
A business line of credit is revolving — you draw what you need, pay it back, and draw again. A term loan is a one-time lump sum with fixed monthly payments. Lines of credit work best for variable cash flow and seasonal businesses.
Most business line of credit loans in our network require 620+ FICO. Larger lines of credit ($250K+) typically require 680+ and 2+ years in business. We route your file to the lenders most likely to fund your profile.
Initial approval in 24–48 hours. Once your line of credit is established, draws transfer to your bank in 1–2 business days. Some online lenders offer same-day draws once the line is open.
Bank-issued lines of credit run Prime + 1–4% (about 8–12% currently). Online and alternative lender lines run higher (15–30%) but approve faster and accept weaker credit. We compare both.
A soft inquiry to pre-qualify has no effect on your credit. After you accept an offer, the lender pulls a hard inquiry. Most business lines of credit don't report on personal credit unless personally guaranteed and in default.
Six questions. Two minutes. No effect on your credit score. Real offers from 50 lenders within 24 hours.