Loan program
Business Term Loans
Fixed-rate, lump-sum financing with predictable monthly payments. Ideal for growth initiatives, large purchases, and working capital that requires longer repayment terms. A term loan delivers upfront capital repaid over a fixed duration with regular installments. Unlike a line of credit, borrowers receive the complete loan amount at closing and make consistent monthly or weekly payments until satisfied. Term loans suit one-time expenses or investments where the needed amount is known upfront and structured repayment can be planned.
- Loan amounts: $50,000 to $2M+ depending on business size, revenue, and credit profile
- Terms: 12 to 36 months typical; longer terms available through SBA programs
- APR typically ranges from 8% to 35% based on creditworthiness and business performance
- Fixed monthly or weekly payments; fully amortizing
- Approval in 24–72 hours; funding typically within 3–7 business days
- Many lenders offer prepayment options with no or minimal penalties
- Minimum annual revenue of $250,000+
- Personal credit score of 650+ required (higher for better rates)
- Origination fees can be 2–5% of loan amount
Best Use Cases
- Business expansion: Open new locations or expand operations
- Large inventory purchases: Buy in bulk for favorable pricing
- Marketing and growth initiatives: Fund campaigns with measurable ROI
- Refinancing high-cost debt: Consolidate into one predictable payment
- Working capital: Bridge gaps while pursuing growth
- Technology and infrastructure: Upgrade systems and tools
Qualification Requirements
Minimum Criteria:
- At least 1 year in business (2+ years preferred for larger amounts)
- Minimum annual revenue of $250,000+
- Personal credit score of 650+ (higher for better rates)
- Profitable or break-even operations
- No recent bankruptcies or significant tax liens
Documentation Needed:
- 6–12 months of business bank statements
- Profit & loss statements
- Business tax returns (1–2 years)
- Personal ID and possibly personal tax returns
- Business formation documents
- Use of funds explanation
Example Scenario
A retail business with $750K annual revenue needs $150,000 to expand inventory and launch a marketing campaign, qualifying for a 36-month term loan at 18% APR.
Loan Amount: $150,000
APR: 18%
Term: 36 months
Monthly Payment: ~$5,434
Total Repaid: ~$195,624
Total Interest: ~$45,624
Advantages
- Predictable monthly payments
- Lump sum upfront for large expenses
- Lower rates than lines of credit
- Longer repayment terms reduce payment size
- Builds business credit history
Disadvantages
- Must repay entire amount even if needs change
- Higher rates than SBA or bank loans
- May require collateral or personal guarantee
- More documentation than lines of credit
- Origination fees can be 2–5% of loan
Frequently asked questions
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