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Business Funding

Business Line
of Credit

A revolving credit facility that's there when you need it. Draw only what you need, pay interest only on what you use, and as you repay your available credit replenishes automatically.

How It Works

Capital That's There
When You Need It

A business line of credit gives you a maximum credit limit — up to $1,000,000 — that you can draw from at any time. Take what you need today, leave the rest untouched for later. You only pay interest on the amount you actually draw, not on your full credit limit.

As you repay what you've drawn, that amount becomes available again. It's revolving access to capital that works the way your business does — not on a bank's schedule.

A line of credit is ideal for businesses with ongoing or unpredictable capital needs: managing cash flow fluctuations, covering gaps between invoicing and payment, responding to opportunities quickly, or maintaining a financial safety net without paying for capital you're not using.

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At a Glance

Line of Credit Details

Credit Limit $5,000 – $1,000,000
Structure Revolving — draw as needed
Interest Only on amount drawn
Replenishment Credit restores as you repay
Decision 24–48 Hours
Credit Pull Soft pull to pre-qualify
Ideal For

Who Benefits Most from
a Line of Credit

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Seasonal Businesses

Draw during slow periods, repay when revenue peaks. A line of credit is built for the natural rhythm of seasonal business cash flow.

Long Invoice Cycles

You've done the work but payment is 30, 60, or 90 days out. A line of credit bridges that gap without disrupting operations.

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Opportunity-Driven Businesses

When a good deal comes along, you need to move fast. Having a credit line already in place means you never miss the opportunity.

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Financial Safety Net

Keep a line available for unexpected expenses — equipment breakdowns, urgent repairs, sudden opportunities — without paying for capital you're not using.

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Recurring Capital Needs

If you regularly need working capital throughout the year, a revolving line is more efficient than applying for a new term loan each time.

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Growing Businesses

As your revenue grows, your credit access can grow with it. A line of credit that scales with your business is a powerful long-term financial tool.

Which Is Right for You

Compare Your Funding Options

Term loan, line of credit, or SBA — here's how they stack up side by side.

Working Capital
Term Loan
Line of Credit
Revolving
SBA 7(a)
Government-Backed
Amount $5K – $1M $5K – $1M
Structure Lump sum, fixed term Revolving credit limit
Best For One-time, defined need Ongoing or variable needs
Decision Time 24–48 hours 24–48 hours
Repayment Term Up to 60 months Draw & repay as needed
Interest Charged On Full loan amount Only what you draw
Rate Profile Fixed Variable
Questions

Line of Credit FAQs

A term loan gives you a fixed lump sum upfront that you repay on a set schedule. A line of credit gives you a maximum limit you can draw from repeatedly — you only pay interest on what you actually use. Lines of credit are better for ongoing or variable needs; term loans are better for specific, defined purposes.
Once your line of credit is established and approved, subsequent draws are typically available quickly — often within 24 hours of a draw request. Speed of access is one of the primary advantages of a revolving credit facility.
No. You only pay interest on the amount you've actually drawn, not on your total credit limit. If your limit is $500,000 and you've only drawn $50,000, you pay interest on $50,000. This makes a line of credit highly cost-efficient for businesses that don't need constant access to their full limit.
Your available credit replenishes as you repay. If you drew $100,000 and repaid $60,000, you have $60,000 available to draw again. The line revolves — that's what makes it different from a one-time loan.

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of Credit?

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