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Business financing

Small business loans, compared properly.

Nine kinds of business finance, what each one is actually good for, and a single three-minute form that matches you across 45+ lenders. We are not a lender, so we have no product to push you toward.

3-minute form · no hard credit pull to see options · always free to you
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Which kind of funding fits?

Most owners arrive knowing the amount, not the product. Start from the problem you are solving and the shape of the right answer is usually obvious.

Business line of credit

A revolving limit you draw against as you need it, and only pay for what you use. Repay and the limit refreshes, so it stays available for the next gap.

Best for: Uneven cash flow, seasonal dips, and expenses you cannot schedule.
Business line of credit

SBA loans

Government-guaranteed 7(a) and 504 loans. The guarantee is what lets lenders offer longer terms and lower rates than they otherwise could, in exchange for a heavier application.

Best for: Expansion, refinancing costlier debt, and major purchases where the rate matters more than the speed.
SBA loans

Merchant cash advance

An advance against future card sales, repaid as a share of each day's takings rather than a fixed instalment. Payments flex down automatically when trade is slow.

Best for: Card-heavy businesses that need money quickly and would struggle with a fixed monthly payment.
Merchant cash advance

Unsecured business loans

A lump sum on fixed terms with no specific asset pledged against it. Most lenders still want a personal guarantee, so read what you are signing, but your equipment and property are not named as collateral.

Best for: Owners who would rather not tie up business assets to borrow.
Unsecured business loans

Equipment financing

Finance for machinery, vehicles, kitchen fit-outs or computers, secured against the equipment itself. The cost is spread over the working life of the thing you are buying.

Best for: Buying something durable without paying for all of it up front.
Equipment financing

Invoice factoring

Sell unpaid invoices at a discount and get most of the value now instead of in 60 or 90 days. The factor usually takes over chasing payment too.

Best for: B2B businesses whose money is tied up in a slow receivables ledger.
Invoice factoring

Asset-based lending

Borrowing against what the business already owns - receivables, inventory, equipment or property. The borrowing limit moves with the value of the assets backing it.

Best for: Asset-rich businesses whose balance sheet reads better than their recent profit.
Asset-based lending

Startup business loans

Funding for businesses too young to show the trading history most lenders ask for. Expect a closer look at you personally and at the plan, since there is less history to read.

Best for: Getting off the ground: equipment, stock, premises, first hires.
Startup business loans

Commercial vehicle loans

Finance for vans, trucks and fleet vehicles, normally secured against the vehicle. Terms are usually set against how long the vehicle will earn its keep.

Best for: Delivery, trades and logistics businesses adding or replacing vehicles.
Commercial vehicle loans
How it works

One form, every lender that fits.

STEP 01

Tell us about the business

Trading history, monthly revenue, what the money is for. About three minutes, and no hard credit pull.

STEP 02

We match 45+ lenders

Ranked by fit - rates, terms, how likely you are to pre-qualify, and how the lender treats people. Never by who pays us most.

STEP 03

Compare real offers

A ranked wall of actual, personalised offers rather than a list of logos. Read the total cost, not just the headline rate.

STEP 04

You choose

Talk to whoever you want, or nobody. The service is free to you either way, and 8 years in, that has not changed.

Find out what you qualify for

One form, 45+ lenders, and a ranked wall of real offers at the end of it. Free, and no obligation to take any of them.