Equipment Financing

Equipment financing lets you acquire machinery, vehicles, technology, and tools without draining your cash reserves. The equipment itself serves as collateral, making approval easier and rates competitive.

Up to $5M

Loan Amount

From 7%

Interest Rates

1–7 days

Funding Speed

2–7 years

Repayment Terms

Overview

How does equipment financing work?

With equipment financing, you borrow the funds to purchase business equipment and repay over a fixed term — typically 2–7 years. The equipment itself serves as collateral, so additional business or personal collateral is usually not required.

This makes equipment financing one of the most accessible forms of business credit. Even newer businesses and those with imperfect credit can qualify because the lender can repossess the equipment if payments stop.

Key Benefits

  • Equipment serves as collateral
  • Preserve working capital
  • Potential tax benefits (Section 179)
  • Fast approval and funding
Eligibility

Requirements

Meet these basic qualifications to get started. Don't meet every requirement? Our advisors can help find alternatives.

6+ months in business
Credit score of 600+
Equipment quote from vendor
Down payment (sometimes required)
Process

How to apply

Quick Application

Fill out our simple inquiry form. Tell us about your business, goals, and financial profile in just 5 minutes.

Discovery Call

Speak with a funding specialist who will learn about your needs and craft a personalized funding strategy.

Meet Your Advisor

Work one-on-one with your dedicated advisor through onboarding, credit optimization, and the funding process.

Get Funded

Execute your funding strategy with expert guidance and receive the capital your business needs to grow.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Most lenders finance both new and used equipment, though used equipment may come with slightly higher rates or shorter terms depending on age and condition.

Section 179 of the IRS tax code lets businesses deduct the full purchase price of qualifying equipment financed in the current tax year. Consult your accountant to confirm eligibility.

Down payments of 10–20% are common but not always required. Strong credit and business financials can often qualify you for 100% financing.

Ready to get funded?

Take the first step toward the capital your business needs.