Give Us a Call to Speak to a Loan Specialist: (866) 526-0238
With over 4,000 lenders offering more than 12,000 loan products, we have financing solutions for every business type and need.
Our loan specialists have over 75 years of experience providing financing solutions to small and medium-sized businesses.
Our network of underwriters can approve you for your business loan, and provide funding in a matter of hours.
Our large network of competing lenders are capable of offering the lowest rates available for just about any type of business loan.
4,000 Business and Commercial lenders competing to fulfill your company’s financing needs.
GUD Capital’s traditional and alternative business lenders offer over 12,000 different business lending products.
Our team of financing experts provide borrowers with top guidance to help them make the best financing decisions.
Standard business loans with a maturity rate. Term loans are provided by banks, community lenders, SBA lenders, credit unions, asset based lenders and alternative lenders.
Provided by banks and conventional lenders in which the Small Business Administration participates by agreeing to cover SBA lender’s losses should the borrower fail to repay the loan.
Pre-approved business financing accessed as needed, and only pay interest on what the business uses. Offered by banks, alternative lenders and asset based lenders.
Often referred to as mid prime business loans, a FinTech loan or line of credit provides financing to small companies who need affordable rates, easy approval process and fast funding.
Loans using the company’s assets as collateral to secure financing. Collateral can include commercial and personal real estate, accounts receivable, equipment and or inventory.
Sale of a merchant’s future credit card transactions in return for immediate cash financing. MCA collects repayments each day by taking a percentage of small business’s credit card transaction
Financing used to help a business meet its obligations while waiting on permanent equity or debt financing, or while waiting for receivables to clear. Can be used for working capital or real estate.
A way for companies to obtain business equipment by leasing rather than having to pay the full cost of the equipment. Leasing company purchases equipment, and then leases to business.
