A commercial equipment finance advisory, helping businesses secure funding for the equipment they need now.
We work directly with our clients to find the financing that best suits their business goals. Our concierge approach means every application is handled personally, from first review through funding.
One application. Tell us the equipment, the business, and when you need it.
We review the transaction, assemble the file, and work it with lenders suited to it.
On an approval you choose to move forward with, documents and conditions are completed and the lender pays the vendor.
Established businesses replacing equipment or adding capacity, alongside startups and companies with limited operating history.
We also take files where the credit needs explaining — revolving debt, a discharged bankruptcy, a short time in business, or a practice that is newer than its owner's career. The explanation matters. Tell us about your situation.
We develop financing programs for equipment vendors, dealers, and manufacturers, built around their customers and sales cycle. Our principal previously built and ran equipment finance programs from the vendor side, structuring transactions with sales teams and knowing what they need from a finance partner.
If a buyer gets declined somewhere else, it doesn't have to be the end of the road. That is the reason to have us on the list.
Every program starts with a consultation about what you sell, who buys it, and where financing slows the sale. What a program includes beyond this depends on what that conversation surfaces.
No. An application authorizes a credit review and starts the process. You see the approval and its terms before deciding whether to move forward, and nothing is binding until you sign the lender's documents.
Credit review begins with a soft pull, which does not affect the applicant's credit score. Any hard inquiry comes from the lender, after the applicant chooses to move forward.
The equipment, the vendor if there is one, approximate purchase price, timing, and basic information about the business.
Credit review begins with a soft pull, which does not affect the applicant's credit score. Any hard inquiry comes from the lender, after the applicant chooses to move forward.
