Financing, four ways.

Four kinds of financing, arranged through the lenders we work with every day. One application reaches all of them, and we come back with whichever one fits.

Who we are: Canadian owned and operated
Our fee: The lender pays us
The offer: Quoted in dollars

Term loans

A fixed amount, a fixed schedule, and nothing pledged against it. The straightest answer when you know the number and the timeline.

Amount: $5,000 – $2,000,000
Term: 6 – 60 months

Revenue-based line of credit

Draw what you need, pay for what you draw, and the limit moves with your revenue. For months that are uneven, not short.

Amount: Up to $500,000
Term: Revolving

Asset-based lending

Your receivables, inventory or equipment doing some work while you still hold them. Security usually prices better than an unsecured facility.

Amount: $50,000 – $2,000,000
Term: Revolving or fixed

Equipment financing

The oven, the van, the line. Financed against the thing itself, so the payment sits against what the thing earns.

Amount: $10,000 – $1,000,000
Term: 12 – 72 months

We are a brokerage rather than a lender. You send one application; it reaches the lenders most likely to fund that particular file, and the agreement you sign is with whichever of them does. What you actually sign sets out who the paperwork is with.

How it works

The same five steps whichever of the four you end up with.

Where's your business registered?
Canada
1. Tell us about your business
Where you are based, what you bring in, how long you have been going.
Your file
Bank statementsadded
Certificate of incorporationadded
Photo IDverified
Read-only. Statements can't be used to move money.
2. Connect your statements
Your banking, your incorporation, a photo of your ID. That is the whole file.
3. Choose how you pay it back
The offer comes back with a plan on it, and you pick the one you want to live with.