SBA Loans

This gives small businesses access to reliable, long-term financing to support growth, manage operations, or invest in new opportunities.

Best for:

Short-term cash flow gaps

➥ Covering payroll, seasonal fluctuations, or inventory purchases

➥ Unexpected expenses or emergency costs

➥ Bridging the gap between invoicing and payment

➥ Taking advantage of short-term opportunities without taking on a large loan

What Are SBA Loans?

SBA (Small Business Administration) loans are government-backed loans designed to help small businesses access capital that might otherwise be hard to get. With the SBA guaranteeing a portion of the loan, lenders can provide businesses with:

Larger loan amounts than typical small business loans

Longer repayment terms for easier cash flow management

Competitive interest rates compared to conventional financing

SBA loans are highly versatile and can be used for a range of business purposes, including expansion, purchasing equipment, acquiring real estate, or boosting working capital. They are ideal for businesses looking for stable, predictable funding without taking on high-interest debt.

SBA Loan Programs

7(a) Loan Program – The most common SBA loan, ideal for working capital, expansion, or equipment purchases. Offers flexible terms and funding amounts based on business needs.

504 Loan Program – Designed for long-term financing of fixed assets, such as real estate or large equipment. Often used for business expansion or major capital projects.

Microloans – Smaller loans, typically under $50,000, aimed at startups or smaller businesses. Perfect for purchasing inventory, equipment, or bridging short-term cash flow gaps.

Each program comes with specific eligibility criteria, funding limits, and application requirements, so businesses can choose the option that best fits their growth strategy.

Eligibility Criteria

✓ Minimum monthly revenue of $50,000

✓ An active business bank account

In business for at least 1 year.

✓ Completed online application form

✓ Active business with invoice history

Required Documents

Signed application

✓ Last 6 months of business bank statements

Purchase Orders/Contracts/MSA

Personal Tax Returns - Last 3 Years

Personal Financial Statement

APPLICATION PROCESS

Step 1 Apply Online

Submit the secure form with

required documents.

Step 2 Review

We assess your application

and funding options.

Step 3 Terms Call

A funding specialist calls to

confirm terms.

Step 4 Funding

Accept the terms and funds

are released.

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