Lending Solutions That Power Your Growth
At BusinessUp100, we tailor each financing option to your business, matching you with the right lender and the right solution for your industry, growth stage, and goals. Whether you’re expanding, restocking, upgrading, or navigating new opportunities, we will connect you with capital that fits.

SBA Loans
SBA loans are one of the most powerful tools for business owners seeking long-term, affordable financing. Whether you're buying a business, expanding your location, or funding working capital - SBA loans offer unmatched flexibility and support.
Key Benefits:
- Long repayment terms (up to 25 years)
- Lower interest rates
- More flexible loan uses
Basic Requirements:
- Must be a U.S. citizen or legal permanent resident
- Must be in business at least 1 year
- Must operate as a for-profit company

Equipment Financing
With equipment financing, you can acquire the tools, machinery, or vehicles your business needs without large upfront costs. From construction to healthcare, we help you stay competitive with access to the latest equipment while preserving your working capital.
Key Benefits:
- Conserve cash - no large down payments required
- Flexible payment options
- Long-term business investment
- Available for both new and used equipment across multiple industries
Basic Requirements:
- Credit Score: 660 or higher for approval
- Time in Business: At least 1 year (some online lenders may consider younger businesses)

Working Capital Loans
Working capital loans help cover short-term needs like payroll, inventory, rent, or seasonal expenses - giving you breathing room to keep your business running smoothly. At BusinessUp100, we match you with the right lender and loan structure based on your industry, cash flow, and operational goals.
Key Benefits:
- Flexible Structures: Choose from term loans, lines of credit, invoice financing, or SBA working capital options
- Free Use of Funds: Ideal for everyday business needs, seasonal slowdowns, or unexpected expenses
- Multiple Funding Paths: From fast-turnaround online loans to structured SBA-backed financing
What You’ll Need to Qualify:
- At least 12 months in business
- Stable monthly revenue and responsible cash flow management
- Basic financial documentation (tax returns, profit & loss statements, and balance sheets)

Ecommerce Financing
Ecommerce businesses face unique challenges - from managing inventory to scaling marketing in real time. At BusinessUp100, we connect you with financing options designed specifically for online sellers, helping you move fast, stay stocked, and keep customers happy.
Key Benefits:
- Tailored Financing: Options built for ecommerce cash cycles and online operations
- Expedited Funding Processes: Flexible timelines to meet time-sensitive needs
- Revenue-Aligned Repayment: Choose repayment structures that adjust with your sales flow
Common Financing Options for Ecommerce Businesses:
- Short-Term Loans: For inventory, restocking, or emergency expenses
- Business Line of Credit: Ongoing access to funds when you need them
- Invoice Financing / Factoring: Unlock cash tied up in unpaid customer invoices
- Merchant Cash Advance: Based on future sales performance
- SBA Loans: Long-term support for growth-stage online sellers
What You’ll Need to Qualify:
- 6–12+ months of ecommerce operational history
- Stable monthly sales and store performance
- Basic documentation (sales history, bank statements, or financial reports)

Invoice Factoring
Waiting 30, 60, or 90 days for customer payments can slow your business down. Invoice factoring helps you unlock cash tied up in outstanding invoices - giving you fast access to working capital without taking on new debt. At BusinessUp100, we connect you with factoring partners that fit your industry and client structure.
- Accelerated Cash Flow: Get paid upfront instead of waiting on customer terms
- No Additional Debt: This is not a loan - you're selling receivables, not borrowing
- Flexible Use: Factor only the invoices you choose, when you need to
- Submit Invoices: Send eligible B2B invoices to the factoring provider
- Receive Advance: Typically, 80-90% of the invoice value upfront
- Customer Payment: The factoring company collects directly from your customer
- Final Payment: You receive the remaining balance minus the factoring fee
What You’ll Need to Qualify:
- Active business with consistent B2B invoicing
- Customers with a history of on-time payments
- Accounts receivable aging report and bank statements
Use of Funds:
- Covering payroll and operating expenses
- Purchasing inventory or supplies
- Managing cash flow during seasonal gaps
- Funding growth without adding debt
Important Considerations:
- Factoring Fees: The average cost of invoice factoring is 1% to 5% of the total invoice value.
- Customer Involvement: Your clients will be aware that a factoring company is handling payments
- Not Ideal for All Businesses: Best suited for B2B companies with clear payment cycles - may not work well for retail or B2C businesses

Business Line of Credit
A business line of credit provides access to a pool of funds that you can draw from when needed - and only pay interest on what you use. Whether you're managing cash flow, handling seasonal expenses, or investing in marketing, a line of credit offers control and flexibility. At BusinessUp100, we match you with lenders who offer terms that align with your goals and operations.
- Revolving Access: Draw and repay funds repeatedly, up to your credit limit
- Only Pay for What You Use: Interest is charged only on the amount drawn, not the full credit line
- Multi-Purpose Use: Ideal for working capital, payroll, inventory, and more
- Approval: You receive a credit limit based on your financial health
- Draw Funds: Access cash anytime you need it, within your limit
- Repay and Reuse: Repay the drawn amount and reuse your credit as needed
What You’ll Need to Qualify:
- Business Documentation: Articles of incorporation, business license, and legal structure
- Financial Statements: Balance sheet, profit & loss statement, cash flow report
- Tax Returns: Typically, 1–3 years of business and personal returns
- Bank Statements: Recent personal and business account activity
- Debt Overview: Current business obligations and liabilities
Typical Approval Benchmarks:
- Credit Score:
- Banks prefer 670+ personal credit score
- Time in Business:
- 2+ years
- Online lenders: 6+ months
- Annual Revenue:
- Banks: $150K–$250K+
- Online lenders often accept 600
Use of Funds:
- Cover payroll or recurring expenses
- Purchase inventory or marketing materials
- Manage slow months or seasonal cash flow dips
- Invest in new contracts or business development
Things to Consider:
- Fees: Some lenders charge annual fees, draw fees, or inactivity penalties
- Credit Limits: Often lower than term loans - great for short-term needs, not major purchases
- Discipline Required: Misuse of revolving credit can create repayment challenges if not managed wisely
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