"Payroll week hit during a slow stretch. Working capital kept us stable without missing a beat."
We help restaurant owners access the right capital—whether you need working capital, equipment financing, a term loan, or funding tied to daily card sales.
When payroll, inventory, or equipment hits at the wrong time—cash flow gets tight fast.
Traditional lenders often treat restaurants as high-risk and reject applications that don’t fit rigid underwriting rules.
The #1 “surprise” that drives urgent funding requests is working capital—especially around payroll, inventory, and short slowdowns.
Funding can be approved quickly—often within a few days—when documents are submitted correctly (timing varies by product).
Choose the product that matches your cash flow—fixed payments or revenue-based options.
Cover payroll, inventory, and seasonal gaps with fixed payments and common terms of 6–60 months.
Financing based on daily credit card sales—repayment flexes with revenue instead of a fixed monthly bill.
Structured funding with predictable payments. Rates vary by credit, revenue, and debt-to-income.
Reusable access to capital for ongoing needs—ideal for operators with strong cash flow.
Replace or upgrade kitchen equipment without draining reserves. Underwriting varies by profile and risk.
Financing for property purchases or refinances for qualified business owners.
Fast review, clear options, and guidance through underwriting based on the product you choose.
Fill out the form. We’ll review your basics and confirm what documents are needed for your product type.
We present the best-fit options across our network—MCA, term loans, working capital, LOC, equipment, or real estate.
Approvals can happen quickly within a few days when documents are provided correctly—timelines vary by product and underwriting.
We understand seasonal swings and tight margins—so we match you to funding that aligns with real cash flow.
Good-credit borrowers may qualify for promotional structures (like 0% for up to 18 months via business credit card stacking). Challenging credit options are available too.
Many products include upfront fees (often quoted as “points”). We’ll explain your options and what you’ll receive after fees before you move forward.
What restaurants typically use funding for—fast.
"Payroll week hit during a slow stretch. Working capital kept us stable without missing a beat."
"We replaced critical equipment and preserved cash for inventory and staffing."
"Daily sales-based repayment made more sense than a fixed monthly payment during a volatile season."
Ballpark estimates only. Actual terms vary by credit score, monthly revenue, debt-to-income, and product underwriting.
No obligation. Timelines vary by product and documentation.
Clear expectations—before you apply.
We can lend between $5,000 and $15,000,000 depending on the product, credit profile, business revenue, and overall risk factors.
Rates depend on credit score, monthly revenue, and debt-to-income ratio. For good credit (700+), some clients may qualify for 0% for up to 18 months via Business Credit Card Stacking (if approved). For challenging credit (under 600), typical APR ranges are roughly 9%–20%.
Most common terms are 6, 12, 24, 36, and 60 months. Exact term availability depends on the product you choose and underwriting.
Many products include upfront fees often quoted as “points.” A typical range is 1–8 points (1–8% of the funded amount). These fees are often taken out of the funding, meaning you may receive less than the approved amount as a net deposit.
Yes. We offer Merchant Cash Advances as well as term loans, working capital loans, lines of credit, equipment financing, and real estate loans.
Funding can be approved quickly—often within a few days—if documents are presented correctly. Timelines vary by product because underwriting differs for each option. 🟡 Fast track = correct docs + right product match.
Tell us what you need—working capital, equipment, a term loan, or sales-based funding. We’ll match you to the right option.
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