Short-Term Loan
Fast funding for near-term needs. Fixed payments over a short repayment window.
- $10K–$500K
- 3–18 month terms
- Fixed rates
- Best for: near-term, specific expenses
Structured financing for larger investments, expansion, and strategic business expenses. Fixed payments, defined terms, capital that matches the size of the opportunity.
No obligation to explore your options. Financing is subject to provider approval and program requirements.
Expansion. Acquisition. A major purchase. Term financing gives you a lump sum today, repaid on a schedule you can plan around.
Term financing disburses capital once, upfront, repaid on fixed payments over an agreed period. It's built for specific, larger investments rather than day-to-day cash flow. We help you compare term structures across providers to match your investment horizon.
Fast funding for near-term needs. Fixed payments over a short repayment window.
Structured financing for expansion, acquisition, or a major one-time investment.
Lowest rates, longest terms. SBA 7(a) and 504 programs for qualified borrowers.
Short-term capital to bridge a gap — while awaiting a sale, refinance, or longer-term funding.
Short-term loan — fast funding, fixed payments, done in months.
Medium-term loan — larger amounts, multi-year repayment.
SBA term loan — lowest rates, longest terms, more documentation.
Bridge loan — short-term capital while you wait on a sale or refinance.
Tell us about the investment you're planning. We'll match you with the right term structure and provider — no obligation.
Term financing is a lump sum of capital disbursed once and repaid on a fixed schedule over a set period, with interest on the full amount from the start. It's structured for a specific, one-time need — expansion, acquisition, a major purchase — rather than ongoing or unpredictable expenses.
Short-term financing typically runs 3-18 months. Medium-term loans run 1-5 years. SBA term loans can extend up to 10 years for working capital and equipment, or up to 25 years for real estate. The right term depends on what you're financing and how long it will generate value for your business.
Common uses include business expansion, acquiring another business, opening a new location, large inventory purchases, refinancing existing debt, or major one-time investments. It's not typically used for ongoing operating expenses — a line of credit or working capital product usually fits that need better.
Alternative term loans: 550+ credit score. Bank and SBA term loans: 680+. Requirements vary by provider and loan size — stronger revenue and time in business can help offset a lower score.
Alternative term loans: as fast as 24-72 hours. Bank term loans: 1-3 weeks. SBA term loans: 30-90 days. Larger loan amounts and SBA-backed products generally take longer to underwrite and close.