Lending
Find funding to power up your small business or startup
OnDeck
If you need cash quickly and are confident you can start repaying soon and consistently, OnDeck is a great option.
AmEx Business Blueprint
Businesses already using American Express will find this a great option for short-term capital needs.
BlueVine
One application with BlueVine gets you multiple different offers from their third party lending partners.
Fundbox
FundBox is great for young businesses with steady revenue looking to cover short-term gaps.
Headway Capital
Small businesses that are not as established yet will enjoy Headway Capital's smaller loans with flexible repayment options.
Funding Circle
Funding Circle is best for established businesses with strong credit and a need for larger loans.
Latest Conventional Loan Articles
Online Lenders vs. Traditional Banks
Choosing between online lenders and traditional banks depends on your business’s immediate needs, financial health, and long-term goals.
Introduction to Small Business Loans
We walk through how a small business loan could propel your business, and some common terms you might see in your offers.
Conventional Loans: Which is Right for You?
Choosing the right kind of loan can ensure that you’re maximizing the money you’re borrowing on the terms that work for you.
Capchase Grow
SaaS companies with strong recurring revenue streams will find Capchase a fast and convenient alternative to traditional revolving credit lines.
Lighter Capital
If you’re a quickly growing software-as-a-service (SaaS) company, Lighter Capital has your back.
Forward Financing
Revenue-based financing “for Main Street” with broad eligibility requirements
Wayflyer
Revenue-based financing designed specifically for e-commerce companies.
Latest Revenue-Based Financing Articles
Online Lenders vs. Traditional Banks
Choosing between online lenders and traditional banks depends on your business’s immediate needs, financial health, and long-term goals.
Introduction to Small Business Loans
We walk through how a small business loan could propel your business, and some common terms you might see in your offers.
Small Business and Startup Lenders
Unlike established businesses, startups and small businesses often face unique challenges in securing financing due to limited credit history, unpredictable cash flows, and higher perceived risk. Fortunately, a variety of lending options are available, including traditional bank loans, Small Business Administration (SBA) loans, lines of credit, and alternative financing solutions such as online lenders and peer-to-peer platforms. Lenders typically evaluate key factors such as business plans, revenue forecasts, and personal credit scores to determine eligibility. By choosing the right lending option and maintaining solid financial documentation, small businesses and startups can access the capital needed to scale operations, hire talent, and drive long-term success.
