Funding by Industry

Every industry has unique funding needs. We understand your business and match you with the right funders.

Restaurants and Food Service

From fast casual to full-service dining, restaurants are one of the most active segments in alternative business funding. High card volume, seasonal swings, and tight margins make MCAs and lines of credit common tools.

Avg. Advance: $75KView Options →

Retail Stores

Brick-and-mortar and e-commerce retailers rely on working capital to manage inventory cycles, capitalize on supplier deals, and fund marketing pushes ahead of peak seasons.

Avg. Advance: $60KView Options →

Auto Repair and Dealerships

Auto shops and dealers deal with high-ticket inventory, expensive equipment, and varying cash flow tied to vehicle sales cycles. Equipment financing and MCAs are common funding tools.

Avg. Advance: $95KView Options →

General Contractors and Construction

Construction businesses win large contracts but often wait 30 to 90 days for payment. Working capital funding bridges the gap between job costs and client payments.

Avg. Advance: $120KView Options →

Medical and Dental Practices

Healthcare practices face high equipment costs, insurance reimbursement delays, and ongoing operational expenses. Equipment financing and lines of credit are the most common funding products.

Avg. Advance: $150KView Options →

Trucking and Transportation

Owner-operators and small fleet owners need capital for truck purchases, repairs, fuel, and compliance costs. MCAs, equipment financing, and invoice factoring are widely used in this sector.

Avg. Advance: $85KView Options →

Salons, Spas, and Beauty

Salons and spas generate consistent card revenue and are popular candidates for MCAs. Common uses include equipment upgrades, new location buildouts, and marketing.

Avg. Advance: $45KView Options →

E-commerce Businesses

Online sellers need capital to scale inventory, run paid ads, and handle fulfillment. Revenue-based financing and MCAs align well with the cyclical nature of e-commerce cash flow.

Avg. Advance: $70KView Options →

Wholesale and Distribution

Distributors move large volumes of product but often carry significant receivables. Invoice factoring and lines of credit help bridge the cash flow gap between delivery and payment.

Avg. Advance: $200KView Options →

Manufacturing

Manufacturers need capital for equipment, raw materials, and labor - often before they receive payment. Equipment financing and term loans are the most common funding options.

Avg. Advance: $250KView Options →

Professional Services

Law firms, accounting practices, consulting agencies, and other professional service firms use working capital funding to handle growth, hiring, and technology investments.

Avg. Advance: $80KView Options →

Gyms and Fitness Centers

Fitness businesses have high equipment costs and membership-driven revenue. MCAs and equipment financing are commonly used for expansions and equipment upgrades.

Avg. Advance: $65KView Options →

Childcare and Education

Daycare centers, tutoring companies, and private schools need working capital for facilities, staff, and curriculum resources. Term loans and lines of credit are common tools.

Avg. Advance: $70KView Options →

Cleaning and Janitorial Services

Commercial and residential cleaning companies need capital to hire staff, purchase equipment, and take on large contracts. MCAs and lines of credit work well due to consistent revenue.

Avg. Advance: $35KView Options →

Landscaping

Landscaping businesses are highly seasonal and capital-intensive. Equipment financing and MCAs are used to prepare for busy seasons and expand capacity.

Avg. Advance: $55KView Options →

Plumbing, HVAC, and Electrical

Trade contractors are in constant demand and often limited by their equipment and staffing capacity. Equipment financing and working capital loans help them scale to meet demand.

Avg. Advance: $90KView Options →

Pharmacy

Independent pharmacies face thin margins, insurance reimbursement delays, and high inventory costs. Lines of credit and working capital advances are common tools.

Avg. Advance: $110KView Options →

Grocery and Convenience Stores

High card volume makes grocery and convenience stores natural candidates for MCAs. Common uses include inventory, equipment, and store renovation.

Avg. Advance: $60KView Options →

Transportation and Logistics

Beyond trucking, logistics companies including freight brokers, warehousing firms, and last-mile delivery companies use working capital to fund operations and growth.

Avg. Advance: $140KView Options →

Hospitality and Hotels

Hotels, motels, and short-term rental operators use working capital funding for renovations, technology upgrades, and managing cash flow between occupancy cycles.

Avg. Advance: $175KView Options →

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