Business loans & lines of credit

Business loans & lines of credit to fuel your growth

We help businesses secure the capital they need to operate, cover expenses, and scale — from an unsecured business line of credit and working-capital loans to startup & small-business funding.

Funding for every stage

The right capital, matched to your business

Whether you have strong credit, steady revenue, or assets to leverage, there's likely a funding path for you. We help you find it and apply with confidence.

  • Options for newer businesses and lower credit
  • Lines of credit, term loans, equipment & more
  • Guidance from first call to funded
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What we offer

Financing options built for your business

There may be options you've never heard of. We match you to the funding that fits what your business has today — strong credit, cash flow, or collateral.

If you have strong personal credit

Unsecured Business Line of Credit

Flexible, revolving capital with no collateral required — draw what you need, repay, and reuse. A "credit-line hybrid" built on your personal credit strength.

Typical amountUp to $150K [[confirm]]
Intro rateAs low as 0% 6–18 mo [[confirm]]
CollateralNone
DocsNo-doc / no financials

If you have provable revenue & cash flow

Business Revenue Financing

Funding based on your monthly revenue — fast, with minimal paperwork. Great when you need capital quickly to operate or grow.

Typical amountUp to $500K [[confirm]]
SpeedAs fast as 72 hrs [[confirm]]
Docs3–6 mo bank statements
CreditLower scores considered

Invoice / A-R Financing

Turn unpaid invoices into working capital instead of waiting 30–90 days for customers to pay.

Typical amount$10K–$10M+ [[confirm]]
CollateralYour receivables
CreditLower scores considered

Merchant Cash Advance

An advance against future card sales — ideal for businesses with steady credit-card processing volume.

Based onCard sales volume
Docs~3 mo statements
CollateralNone

If you can pledge collateral

Equipment Financing & Leasing

Finance the equipment your business runs on, using the equipment itself as collateral.

Typical amountUp to $10M [[confirm]]
SpeedAs fast as 24–48 hrs [[confirm]]
CreditFrom ~640 [[confirm]]

Commercial Real Estate Financing

Purchase, refinance, or cash-out on commercial property — including conventional, bridge, and hard-money options.

Typical amount$100K–$20M [[confirm]]
Max LTV~70% [[confirm]]
CollateralThe property

Inventory Financing

Borrow against the value of your existing inventory to free up cash for growth.

Typical amount$150K–$500K [[confirm]]
Advance~50% of value [[confirm]]
CreditLower scores considered

401(k) / Retirement Business Financing

Use eligible retirement funds to capitalize your business — without the standard early-withdrawal penalties. [[ Confirm structure & tax/legal review (ROBS). ]]

Typical amountUp to 100% of eligible funds [[confirm]]
SpeedAs little as 2–3 wks [[confirm]]
CreditNot credit-based

If you have credit, cash flow & collateral

SBA Loans

Government-backed financing with long terms and competitive rates — for working capital, real estate, and acquisitions (7(a), 504, CAPLines).

Typical amountUp to $5M [[confirm]]
Terms10–25 years [[confirm]]
RatesAmong the lowest available [[confirm]]

Term Loans

A lump sum up front repaid over a set term — for established businesses with solid financials ready to invest in growth.

StructureFixed or variable rate
Best forEstablished businesses
DocsFinancials required

Startup & Working-Capital Funding

New or growing? We help you pursue startup funding and working capital to launch, stock up, hire, and scale.

Best forNew & growing businesses
UseLaunch, inventory, payroll

Amounts, rates, and timelines shown are typical industry ranges for illustration only — not offers or guarantees. Actual products, terms, and approval are determined by third-party lenders. Focus Financially is not a lender.

How to qualify

The three C's of business funding

Lenders look for the ability and willingness to repay. Most approvals come down to three things — and you only need to be strong in one to have options.

Credit

Strong personal or business credit unlocks unsecured options like a business line of credit. Newer or lower credit? We can help you build business credit first, then revisit funding.

Cash Flow

Consistent revenue can qualify you for revenue-based financing, invoice financing, or a merchant cash advance — often with lighter credit requirements.

Collateral

Equipment, real estate, inventory, receivables, or retirement funds can secure larger amounts and better terms — even when credit isn't perfect.

At a glance

Compare financing types

A quick look at common options. Figures are typical ranges for illustration — not offers. [[ confirm ]]

Financing typeBest forTypical amountCredit neededSpeed
Unsecured Line of CreditStrong personal creditUp to $150KGoodDays
Revenue FinancingSteady monthly revenueUp to $500KLower OK~72 hrs
Invoice / A-R FinancingB2B with receivables$10K–$10M+Lower OKDays
Merchant Cash AdvanceCard-sales businessesBased on volumeLower OKDays
Equipment FinancingBuying equipmentUp to $10M~640+24–48 hrs
Commercial Real EstateProperty purchase/refi$100K–$20MGoodWeeks
SBA LoanBest rates & long termsUp to $5MStrongWeeks
Term LoanEstablished businessesVariesGood–StrongDays–weeks
Who it's for

Made for small-business owners

Whether you're launching your first venture or running an established small business, the right funding can be the difference between standing still and growing. We help everyday entrepreneurs access capital they might not know they qualify for.

  • New and aspiring small-business owners
  • Owners who need working capital to operate
  • Businesses ready to invest in their next stage of growth
  • Entrepreneurs who want a flexible line of credit on standby
Small business owners reviewing growth plans
How funding works

A simple path to capital

Free Consultation

We learn about your business, your goals, and how much capital you're looking for.

Review Your Options

We help you understand the funding and line-of-credit options you may qualify for.

Apply With Confidence

We guide you through preparing and submitting a strong application.

Access Your Capital

Once approved, you put your funding to work and grow your business.

Apply in minutes

Request your free funding consultation

Tell us about your business and we'll help you explore the funding and lines of credit you may qualify for. No obligation, no impact to start.

Thank you!

We've received your funding request and will reach out shortly. For anything urgent, call (347) 404-5753.

Your information is kept private and used only to evaluate and discuss funding options. Submitting this form does not guarantee approval.

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Credit + funding, together

Strong credit is the on-ramp to better funding

Lenders look closely at credit. That's our advantage: we can help you strengthen your personal and business credit first, then put it to work to pursue better funding and terms — all under one roof.

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FAQ

Funding questions

Not necessarily. We work with both new and established businesses. The options you qualify for depend on factors like your credit, time in business, and revenue — we'll walk through what fits your situation during your consultation.
We help you explore options thoughtfully and avoid unnecessary hard inquiries. Some applications may involve a credit check — we'll always explain what to expect before you apply.
It varies widely based on your business profile and the lender's criteria. We help you understand realistic ranges and pursue the options that make the most sense for your goals. [[ Add typical ranges / product details before launch. ]]
No. Focus Financially is not a lender, and funding and lines of credit are always subject to third-party lender approval and criteria. We help you prepare and apply with confidence, but approval is never guaranteed.
A business line of credit is revolving capital you can draw on up to a set limit, repay, and reuse — you only pay for what you use. It's ideal for managing cash flow and covering unexpected expenses, unlike a term loan that gives you a single lump sum.
Secured financing is backed by collateral (equipment, real estate, inventory, or receivables), which can mean larger amounts and better rates. Unsecured financing requires no collateral and leans more on your credit and revenue — faster to access, often at higher rates.
Working capital is the cash a business uses for day-to-day operations — payroll, inventory, rent, and marketing. Working-capital financing gives you short-term funds to cover those needs or seize a growth opportunity.
An SBA loan is financing partially guaranteed by the U.S. Small Business Administration (programs like 7(a) and 504). That guarantee lets lenders offer longer terms and lower rates, though it requires stronger qualifications and more documentation.
A merchant cash advance gives you a lump sum in exchange for a share of future credit-card sales. It's fast and accessible for businesses with steady card volume, but typically costs more than traditional financing — we'll help you weigh whether it fits.
Yes. Startups can pursue options like a credit-line hybrid (based on personal credit), 401(k)/retirement business financing, or equipment financing. We'll review what you qualify for based on your situation.

Ready to fund your next move?

Book a free funding consultation and find out what your business may qualify for — with no obligation.

Funding disclaimer: Focus Financially is not a lender and does not issue loans or lines of credit. We assist businesses in understanding and applying for funding options. All funding and lines of credit are provided by third-party lenders and are subject to their approval, terms, and eligibility criteria. Approval, amounts, and rates are not guaranteed and vary by applicant. [[ Confirm final funding/lending disclaimer and any licensing requirements with legal counsel. ]]

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