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Small Business Line of Credit
A revolving line of credit offers a flexible way to access business capital whenever you need it, without paying for unused funds.
With a business line of credit, you benefit from:
Financing amounts ranging from $5,000 to $300,000
Terms between 3 to 36 months
Monthly interest rates from 1% to 5%
Weekly or monthly repayment options
To qualify for a business line of credit, your business will typically need to:
Operate within the United States
Have been in business for at least 6 months
Generate $20,000 or more in monthly revenue
Use a business bank account for deposits
Maintain a credit score of 675 or higher
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— Emily R., Small Business Owner
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— Carlos M., Retail Store Owner
A business line of credit gives you flexible access to funds up to a pre-approved credit limit, allowing you to cover short-term working capital needs whenever they arise.
Once you’ve repaid what you’ve used, your full credit limit becomes available again.
Run your business smoothly with access to capital for:
Covering daily operational expenses
Managing inventory during peak seasons
Handling unexpected emergencies
Explore your options without damaging your credit score.
Pre-qualify online
Click “Get Started” to pre-qualify for a working capital loan
Submit application
Once you’ve completed the application on our site, you can securely upload your last 4 months of bank statements directly through our platform.
Approval in as little as 2 hours
Your loan application will be reviewed and you can get approved in as fast as 2 hours.
Receive same-day funding
If approved, your requested loan amount can be transferred to your bank account as soon as the same business day.
Only pay for the funds you use
Flexible and adaptable to meet your specific business needs
Quick access to capital when you need it most
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We’ve empowered over 46,000 small businesses across the U.S. by providing access to the capital they need to achieve their goals and fuel their success.
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Our team of business financing experts is here to guide you through the process, helping you explore your options and secure the best loan offers for your business’s unique needs.
There are several different types of business lines of credit. Just like a regular business loan, a business line of credit can be either secured or unsecured.
A secured business line of credit requires the borrower to put up an asset to be used as collateral while an unsecured line of credit doesn’t.
Since an unsecured line of credit involves a higher risk on the part of the lender, the borrower needs to have a higher business credit score to be approved for one.
Business lines of credit also come in different term lengths: short term and medium term.
Unlike with loans, term lengths have nothing to do with how long you have to make payments on it or how long it’s available to you.
Instead, the different terms indicate things like interest rates and spending limits.
For example, a short-term line of credit has higher interest rates, lower limits, and lower revenue requirements, similar to short-term loans. Conversely, medium-term lines of credit have lower interest rates and higher borrowing limits, much like a medium-term loan does.
Unlike a term loan, a business line of credit allows you to only pay interest on the amount you actually use. For example, if a business owner has a credit limit of $150,000 but only uses $40,000, they only have to pay interest on the $40,000 draw.
Once the amount has been repaid ($40,000), the business owner can draw additional funds up to the amount of their credit limit ($150,000).
Although business lines of credit do operate very similarly to a credit card, they are not the same thing.
Credit cards typically have higher interest rates and in many cases, a line of credit does not have a mandatory monthly payment system
Opening a new business line of credit may lower your credit score in the short term if the lender makes a hard inquiry on your credit.
While this may cause your credit score to drop a few points temporarily, repaying your line of credit in a timely manner can actually help you build your credit.
How can I apply for a small business line of credit?
Although business lines of credit do operate very similarly to a credit card, they are not the same thing.
Credit cards typically have higher interest rates and in many cases, a line of credit does not have a mandatory monthly payment system.