Business Capital
Start Up Capital
Capital options tied to eligible equipment, contracts, receivables, or early operating needs.
Program overview
About Start Up Capital
Early-stage businesses may have capital needs tied to equipment, contracts, purchase orders, receivables, or initial operations. Available options depend heavily on the business model, owner profile, and documentation; start-up funding is not one single program.
Common uses
- Equipment and launch costs
- Initial contracts or purchase orders
- Early inventory and operating cycles
What goes into a review
- Owner experience and credit
- Business plan and projections
- Contracts, orders, or early revenue
- Collateral and owner investment when applicable
How we help
We help identify whether the request is better framed as equipment, receivables, SBA, or another business-capital opportunity.
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