Startup Business

How to build credit for a startup.

The advantage to building business credit for a startup business is that you have the ability to plan ahead from the very beginning. Knowing how to avoid common mistakes and pitfalls in the business credit building process provides an opportunity to build a Corporate Credit Score faster. If your startup has already been in business for several months and is generating revenue, it may be easy than you think to get the funding you're looking for. You may already qualify for business credit cards, business loans, and additional sources of business capital.

Launching A Successful Startup Business

Discover tools that make starting a business easier.

Incorporating services like BizFilings allow people to quickly incorporate a new business, minimizing liability and making it possible to save money on taxes. As a result, starting a new business has become simpler and less time consuming than ever before. We can help you find the information you need to get started immediately. Begin laying the foundation that your business credit will be built upon right now and learn the step you can take to qualify for business funding.

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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.