If you run a small business, we have probably funded one like yours.

We lend across most legal commercial industries — over a hundred verticals have come across our desk. The list below is where we have the deepest bench of underwriters, the sharpest sense of how the business actually runs, and the most flexibility on terms. If you don't see your industry, reach out anyway. The answer is almost always yes.

• Restaurants and food serviceCover payroll between busy seasons, finance a buildout, replace a walk-in cooler, or open a second location.See if you qualify
• Retail and specialty storesBulk up inventory before the holidays, refresh fixtures, or smooth out cash flow when foot traffic dips.See if you qualify
• Trucking and logisticsBuy or repair tractors and trailers, fund fuel and maintenance, or factor freight invoices to keep wheels turning.See if you qualify
• Construction and tradesBridge the gap between mobilization and progress payments, finance equipment, and bond up for bigger projects.See if you qualify
• Medical and dental practicesFund new chairs, imaging, and tenant improvements, or smooth receivables waiting on insurance payers.See if you qualify
• Auto repair and body shopsAdd a lift, expand a paint booth, stock parts inventory, or buy out a partner.See if you qualify
• Salons, spas, and wellnessOpen a second location, hire and train new staff, fund a renovation, or upgrade your booking and POS.See if you qualify
• Ecommerce and online sellersBuy inventory ahead of peak demand, fund advertising, and bridge platform payouts.See if you qualify
• Manufacturing and fabricationFinance new equipment, bulk raw materials, or working capital for larger purchase orders.See if you qualify
• Professional servicesFund a hiring push, build out a new office, acquire a book of business, or stretch through long client billing cycles.See if you qualify
• Hotels, motels, and short term rentalsPIP renovations, refresh furniture and fixtures, or smooth out seasonality.See if you qualify
• Agriculture and ag servicesBuy equipment, fund inputs and labor for the season, or expand acreage.See if you qualify