Term loans and SBA loans
Longer terms for established businesses.
For businesses with several years behind them and clean books: a fixed schedule over years, in exchange for a fuller review.
Ask about term loans and SBA loans.


Request a call and a specialist takes your details on the phone, or apply online in two minutes.
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- Request received
- A specialist calls youMon–Fri 9am–6pm Eastern
- Any offer, in writingBefore you sign anything
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Is it right for you
This fits when
Your business has several years behind it and clean books
You can wait for a fuller review in exchange for a longer term
You want a fixed schedule over years, not months
What you will need
Three things
Your last two years of business tax returns and year-to-date financials
Your last 3–4 months of business bank statements
The two-minute application
Your specialist confirms the payment schedule with your offer, in writing, before you sign.
How it works
What happens next.
01ApplyAbout two minutes online, or on the phone. No account to create, no documents needed to start.
02A specialist callsAs soon as possible during business hours. We confirm a few details and tell you exactly which documents to send.
03ReviewYour documents are reviewed. This takes longer than an advance, and your specialist tells you the timing on the first call and keeps you posted.
04Your offerThe amount, the payment schedule and the total cost in writing before you sign. Funds follow closing.
Questions
Questions about term loans and SBA loans.
Weeks rather than hours. Full financials are reviewed. If you need money sooner, an advance can bridge it.
A loan partly guaranteed by the U.S. Small Business Administration, made through participating lenders. Terms are long and the process is thorough.
Your specialist will say so on the first call and suggest what fits.