Equipment Financing

What is Equipment Financing?

A loan specifically designed to help businesses purchase necessary equipment, like machinery, vehicles, computers, or other tools essential to their operations.

Example

A construction company needs an excavator but doesn’t have the $75,000 to pay for it upfront. They apply for equipment financing, get approved, and use the loan to buy the excavator. They repay the loan over 5 years with monthly payments, allowing them to use the equipment to complete projects and earn revenue while paying it off.

Key Benefits

Acquire Essential Equipment

A lump sum loan with fixed payments. ideal for business growth or major purchases

Fixed Monthly Payments

A lump sum loan with fixed payments. ideal for business growth or major purchases

Preserve Cash
Flow

A lump sum loan with fixed payments. ideal for business growth or major purchases

How it Works?

Apply Online

Complete a simple application.
Know your terms quickly.

Get a Fast Decision

Purchase Equipment

Use funds for machinery, vehicles, etc.
Fixed payments over the loan term.

Repay

Scale Your Business

Leverage new equipment for growth.

How it Works?

Apply Online

Complete a simple application.

Get a Fast Decision

Know your terms quickly

Purchase Equipment

Use funds for machinery, vehicles, etc.

Repay

Fixed payments over the loan term.

Scale Your Business

Leverage new equipment for growth

Loan Details

Loan Amounts

$10,000 to $5 Million

Interest Rates

Fixed, based on equipment cost

Repayment

Fixed monthly payments

Pros and Cons

Pros

Cons

FAQ’s

The business applies for financing with a lender, specifying the type of equipment they need and its cost. The equipment itself serves as collateral, which helps reduce the risk for the lender.

The business applies for financing with a lender, specifying the type of equipment they need and its cost. The equipment itself serves as collateral, which helps reduce the risk for the lender.

Repayment terms for equipment financing can vary based on the lender, the type of equipment, and the borrower’s financial profile. Here’s an overview of typical repayment terms:

Frequently Asked Questions