business loans
FUND YOUR BUSINESS.PLAN YOUR NEXT STEP.
Your business needs room to grow. Explore business lines of credit, term loans, SBA financing, and
equipment financing based on your goals, cash flow, and qualifications.
THE BUSINESS FINANCING PROCESS
Share your goals
Tell us how much you need and how you plan to use the funds.
REVIEW YOUR BUSINESS
We review time in business, revenue, credit, and existing financing.
EXPLORE OPTIONS
Compare available financing structures and repayment terms.
PROVIDE DOCUMENTS
Submit the information requested by the financing provider.
REVIEW & FUND
Review your final offer and complete closing if approved.
EXPLORE FINANCING OPTIONS
01
Business Line of Credit
Revolving access to funds for cash-flow gaps, inventory, and everyday business expenses.
02
Business Term Loan
A lump sum with scheduled payments for expansion, equipment, or other business needs.
03
SBA Financing
Government-backed financing for eligible business purchases, expansion, working capital, and more.
04
Equipment Financing
Financing to purchase eligible new or used equipment for your business.
05
Working Capital
Explore funding for payroll, materials, seasonal needs, and day-to-day operations.
06
Business Debt Refinancing
Review options to restructure eligible business debt and compare the total cost of repayment.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What type of business financing is right for me?
The right structure depends on your use of funds, revenue, credit, time in business, and ability to repay. We can help you identify options to review with a financing provider.
How does a business line of credit work?
You draw funds from an approved limit as needed. As you repay principal, available credit can replenish, subject to the agreement. Interest, fees, repayment schedules, and access to future draws vary by provider.
How is a term loan different from a credit line?
A term loan generally provides a lump sum repaid on a set schedule. A revolving credit line allows repeated draws within an approved limit, subject to ongoing eligibility and account terms.
Do I need collateral or a personal guarantee?
Requirements vary. Some programs do not require specific hard collateral, but a personal guarantee or a lien on business assets may still be required. Review the actual offer before deciding.
What documents will I need?
Be ready to provide business details, identification, recent business bank statements, and information about existing debt. Tax returns, financial statements, or additional records may be required depending on the program.
Can a newer business qualify?
Some programs consider newer businesses; others require an established operating history and minimum revenue. Startup financing has different requirements. Share your timeline so we can review potential options.
How quickly can financing close?
Timing depends on the program, completeness of documents, and underwriting. Some working capital products can move quickly, while SBA or more complex financing can take longer. Funding is not guaranteed.
How do I compare financing offers?
Compare total repayment, APR when available, fees, payment frequency, personal guarantees, liens, and prepayment terms. A quoted monthly rate or factor rate is not the same as an annual interest rate.
Have more questions? Contact us — we’re here to help.
FINANCING FOR YOUR NEXT STEP
Start with what your business needs to accomplish.
- Manage cash flow
- Purchase equipment or inventory
- Expand your business
- Buy an existing business
- Review eligible business debt
LOOK AT THE WHOLE PICTURE
Have a property need too?
Business financing and property financing often go together. We can help you explore options for your business and the real estate it uses.
Grow the Business
Explore working capital
Buy Your Space
Review commercial financing
Plan Ahead
Discuss your next move
LOOKING FOR BUSINESS FUNDING?
Let’s Talk Through Your Options
Tell us a little about your business, the amount you’re considering, and what you want to accomplish. We’ll help you understand possible next steps.
Please don’t include sensitive financial information
Financing is subject to lender approval, eligibility, underwriting, and program availability. Rates, fees, terms, documentation, collateral, and guarantee requirements vary. Prosperis helps clients explore financing through lending and referral relationships; the financing provider makes credit decisions. This is not a commitment to lend.