Funding program
Line of Credit
Draw what you need, when you need it, and pay for what you drew.
- Funding amount
- Up to $1M
- Term
- 6 months – 3 years
- Starting rate
- 4.5%
- Time frame
- 1–2 days
Line of Credit
Is it right for you?
Pick a line of credit when the costs are real but the timing is not. Draw it when you need it, and pay only on what you used.
Often used for
- Seasonal swings
- Unexpected repairs
- Buying stock at a discount
- A safety net you may never touch
The basics
What a line of credit actually is
A line of credit is capital you are approved for but have not yet taken. You draw against it when something needs paying, repay it, and the room comes back. Interest is on what you have drawn, not on the limit.
It suits a business whose costs arrive unevenly, or one that does not yet know the number — which is most businesses, most of the time.
- Only pay for what you use.
- The limit sitting unused costs you nothing.
- Reusable as you repay.
- Draw, repay, draw again without reapplying.
- Fast to access once open.
- The approval is the slow part, and it happens once.
Step by step
How a line of credit works
- Apply once for a limitOne application. Lenders come back with the limit they will extend to the business.
- Draw when you need itTake some or all of the limit, whenever a cost comes up.
- Repay and reuseAs you repay, the room comes back, with no second application.
Qualifying
What lenders look at
No single number decides it. Lenders weigh the whole picture of the business.
- Steady revenueLenders want to see money coming in month after month.
- Time in businessA longer history usually means a larger limit.
- CreditConsidered, alongside how the business actually performs.
- Recent bank statementsThe last three months, for most files.
Good to know
The upside
- Interest only on what you draw
- Reusable without reapplying
- A safety net that costs nothing while unused
Worth weighing
- Limits can be lower than a lump-sum loan
- Some lines carry a draw or account fee — every offer shows it up front
Every offer shows its full cost and terms before you decide, and a specialist goes through them with you.
Why apply with us
One application, 50+ lenders competing for it.
- A real person reads your fileA U.S.-based specialist reviews every application. No bots, no runaround.
- 50+ lenders, one applicationYour file goes to the whole network at once, so the offers compete for you.
- Prices up frontEvery offer comes with its full cost and term before you decide. No surprise fees.
- American small business onlyFrom one-person shops to multi-location companies — it is all this team does.
Questions
Line of Credit, answered
Still deciding? Call (844) 312-1444 and a specialist will talk it through.
Do I pay anything if I don't draw?
Interest is charged only on what you draw. Some lines have an account or draw fee, and every offer lists them before you choose.
How quickly can I draw once I'm approved?
Once the line is open, draws reach the account quickly. The approval is the slow part, and it only happens once.
Can my limit go up?
Many lenders review the limit as the account ages and the business grows.
Will applying hurt my credit score?
No. Checking your options uses a soft pull, which does not affect your score. A hard pull only happens if you choose to go ahead with a specific offer, and only with your permission.
Get a free quote
Get a free quote.
One application, real offers, and no obligation to take any of them. Starting does not affect your credit.
Rather talk to somebody first? (844) 312-1444.
All six programs
Compare the others.
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Term Loan
$10k to $1M · 1–2 days
Predictable, fixed-schedule funding for long-term business growth.
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Short-Term Business Loan
$10k to $1M · 1–2 days
For the thing that cannot wait for a longer approval.
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Working Capital Loan
Up to $1M · 1–2 days
Capital in days — not weeks — to keep operations moving.
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Equipment Financing
Up to $250k · 1–5 years
Predictable monthly payments make budgeting easy.
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Merchant Cash Advance
$5k – $500k · 24–48 hours
Payments flex with your sales — lighter in slower months.

