Small Business

Build credit for a small business.

As a small business owner it's important to avoid mixing your personal credit and business credit together. Your business can be setup as a separate entity which is capable of having it's own credit score. We help business owners like you structure your business properly and limit your liability. Then we introduce you to vendors and vendors who can help your business grow by providing lines of credit, business loans, and other funding options.

Small Business Owners Qualify For Funding

Consider all available funding options.

Small business owners don't always consider all of their options when attempting to find funding. While traditional funding methods are definitely an option which should be considered, they are no longer the only option. A business owner who needs funding will often consider a small business loan their best option. However, it may make more sense to consider getting a merchant cash advance, partner with an angel investor or venture capital firm, take advantage of crowd funding, match existing expenses with vendor credit accounts to free up operating capital, or use equipment loans to get higher loan amounts.

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*You may already have existing credit scores which can affect your ability to build business credit. There is no one business credit score which is used by all credit grantors and lenders as the sole criteria to determine the creditworthiness of a business. Our scoring system exists to help business owners view and track the fundability or their business based on user submitted information. Credit grantors and lenders may create their own models based on information such as the type of credit and/or other funding an applicant is seeking. Additionally, there are credit scoring models created by credit bureaus and these may also affect your ability to qualify for business credit or other funding.