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Term Loans

A term loan is a lump-sum loan repaid in fixed installments over a set period, often used for major expenses such as equipment or business expansion. Term Loans can have a fixed or variable interest rate.

Minimum Qualifications

Time in Business2+ Years

Monthly Gross Sales$10,000+

Minimum FICO660+

What's Needed

1Signed Application
24 Months Business Bank Statements

Fast Facts

Funding In As Little As 1-3 Days
Monthly Payments Available
Traditional APR
No Prepayment Penalties

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