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A desk that reads the deposits — and the job timing — before it names the product.
We are a financing marketplace for trade and operating companies. We do not invent a balance sheet, a trophy wall, a street address, or a decade of history we have not earned on this page.
What this firm is
reviews small-business financing requests and matches them to capital structures a source can actually underwrite — lines of credit, term notes, factoring, equipment, merchant advances, and SBA-related paths.
That is a coordination role. It is not a promise that every file funds, and it is not a claim that we are the lender on every facility. When a third party issues the credit, we say so before you sign.
How we think about a file
Time in business, monthly deposits, existing obligations, and the use of funds tell us more than a slogan. A kitchen stocking for a holiday weekend is a different credit than a crew waiting on retainage or a materials draw. We would rather decline a mismatch than force a product whose repayment fights the cash cycle.
A typical starting conversation assumes roughly six months of operating history, about $15,000 in monthly revenue, and personal credit near 500 or higher. Those are starting points, not a scoreboard.
What we will not put on this site
We will not list awards we have not won, assets we do not manage, a Better Business Bureau grade, a founding year we have not established, or a dollars-deployed figure. leads with the file in front of us. Until a claim is sourced, it stays off this page.
- Marketplace, not a single productCredit lines, term notes, factoring, equipment, merchant advances, and SBA paths can all be in scope.
- Written termsCost, holdbacks, guarantees, and default language are discussed before a signature.
- Online coverageInquiries are taken online. Availability still depends on the state, the entity, and the source.
- No obligation to proceedA review is not an acceptance. You can stop after the outline.
