Materials are COD or net-15
$40K in framing lumber. $25K in concrete. Suppliers want payment now. Your draw schedule starts at 30% completion.
$50K to $500K. In your account tomorrow. Direct funded. 24 hours.
See What You Qualify ForPick three things. We'll show the typical range. The real number takes 3 months of statements and 4 hours.
Construction is a cash-first business. You pay for materials, labor, and equipment weeks before the first draw shows up.
$40K in framing lumber. $25K in concrete. Suppliers want payment now. Your draw schedule starts at 30% completion.
You've got 8-15 guys on site. That's $30K-$60K a pay period. The inspector is 2 weeks behind schedule. Your guys don't care.
A used excavator is $45K-$80K. Renting one for 6 months costs more than buying. But your bank wants 3 years of tax returns first.
That $2M municipal job requires a $200K bond. Your bonding company looks at your cash position. More cash = bigger jobs you can bid on.
We look at your bank statements, not your credit score. Most contractors hear back within hours.
Business name, monthly revenue, time in business. No tax returns. No P&L.
No credit pull. No collateral. No lien on your equipment. We look at cash flow.
24-48 hours after approval. Use it for materials, payroll, equipment, whatever you need.
Won a $1.2M commercial contract. Needed $85K upfront for steel and concrete before the first draw. Bank wanted 3 weeks. We funded it in 31 hours. He broke ground on schedule.
Yes. We've funded construction businesses with credit scores in the 500s — and some sub-500. We underwrite on cash flow, not FICO. Three months of bank statements with consistent deposits is what matters.
Typical time from signed agreement to capital wired is 24 to 48 hours. Decisions on most applications come back the same business day.
$50K-$500K is the typical advance range for construction businesses, though we fund anywhere from $5,000 to $2,000,000 depending on monthly revenue. A reliable rule of thumb: about 50%-150% of monthly deposits.
Three things: a 60-second application (business name, monthly revenue, time in business), the last 3 months of business bank statements, and a voided check or bank linkage. No tax returns, no collateral, no credit pull to qualify.
No. A merchant cash advance is the purchase of a portion of your future receivables. There is no APR. Pricing is expressed as a factor rate (typically 1.15 to 1.45) applied to the advance amount — that's the total payback. Repayment is a small daily, weekly, or bi-weekly ACH from your business account.
No credit pull. No lien. No collateral. Just a quick form and we'll tell you what you qualify for today.
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