Get $5K to $50M in business funding based on your future sales. Flexible repayment that adjusts to your cash flow. Funding as fast as 24 hours.
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Stock up before busy seasons or take advantage of bulk discounts.
Upgrade or repair critical equipment to keep operations running.
Expand your team to handle growth or seasonal demand.
Launch campaigns and promotions to drive new customers.
While requirements vary by lender, most small business loans have these minimum qualifications:
Most lenders require at least 6 months of operating history.
Demonstrate consistent cash flow to qualify for more options.
Options available for all credit profiles, including challenged credit.
Our streamlined process gets you from application to funding faster than traditional lenders.
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Apply now →Straight answers about Loanable and this product
A merchant cash advance (MCA) is a purchase of future business revenue, not a traditional loan. The business receives a lump sum and repays a percentage of sales or a fixed daily/weekly ACH until the purchased amount plus a factor is collected. Loanable matches businesses with MCA providers; it does not fund MCAs itself.
MCA offers through Loanable’s lender network typically range from $5,000 up to $50 million for qualified businesses. Actual offers depend on monthly revenue, time in business, and existing obligations.
Checking options on Loanable starts with a soft credit check. Some MCA providers later require a hard pull only if you accept their offer. Many MCA underwrites weigh bank deposits more heavily than FICO.