Invest in your own business. A startup loan gives you the working capital to launch and grow — without giving up equity to outside investors.
Startup financing helps new businesses access capital through options like business credit cards, equipment financing, and lender programs designed for early-stage companies — so you can grow while retaining full ownership.
Share a few basic details about your business.
We compare lenders to find your best fit.
Receive your offer, amount, and terms.
Put the capital to work in your business.
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Yes. Startup-friendly options exist, though they often rely more on personal credit and a solid plan since there's limited business history.
No — debt-based startup financing lets you keep full ownership, unlike raising money from equity investors.
Typically a solid personal credit profile, a business plan, and any early revenue or assets help strengthen your application.
Amounts are usually smaller at first — often up to around $150K — and can grow as your business builds a track record.