Business Funding

The money's there. The timing isn't.

Working capital, inventory, equipment, expansion — from $50K to $3M. Complete a 60-second application and our funding partner iFundYou compares options across 75+ lenders.

60-second application · No obligation · Soft credit pull only

Common needs

What owners usually need it for

Business owners typically explore funding for a wide range of purposes.

Working Capital

Day-to-day expenses, payroll and operations.

Inventory

Stocking up for seasonal demand or bulk purchases.

Equipment

New or replacement equipment and assets.

Expansion

Opening new locations, hiring, and scaling.

Marketing

Customer acquisition and growth campaigns.

Cash Flow

Bridging short-term timing gaps in cash flow.

Process

What happens after you hit submit

Answer a few questions

Share basic information about your business and what you're funding.

75+ lenders compared

iFundYou reviews your one-page application and about 3 months of bank statements, then compares options across 75+ lenders.

Get funded

If options are available, continue directly with the funding provider — some businesses are funded in as little as 4 hours after approval.

Contractor in a hard hat wiring a panel on a job site

Most owners aren't short on work

They're short on the gap between doing the work and getting paid for it. Materials up front, payroll every other Friday, an invoice that clears in sixty days. That gap is what most working capital products are built to cover.

FundLift is a marketing and referral platform, not a lender. Amounts, rates and terms are set by the funding provider, and funding is never guaranteed.

Evaluation

What a funding provider actually looks at

Requirements vary by provider and funding product. The following are examples of factors that may be evaluated.

Time in business

How long your business has been operating.

May be considered • Subject to provider criteria

Business revenue

Monthly or annual revenue trends.

May be considered • Subject to provider criteria

Cash flow

Consistency of business cash flow.

May be considered • Subject to provider criteria

Industry

Your business category and industry.

May be considered • Subject to provider criteria

Business bank activity

Business banking history and deposits.

May be considered • Subject to provider criteria

Credit profile

Personal and/or business credit background.

May be considered • Subject to provider criteria

FAQ

Real questions, straight answers

Want to know where you stand?

Answer 5 quick questions. Takes under 2 minutes.