• Speedy Approval Process
  Time is money. At Quickfi Capital, our streamlined application process and rapid funding times mean you can access the capital you need within days, not weeks.

• Flexible Funding Options
  We understand that no two businesses are alike. That’s why we offer a range of financing solutions tailored to meet your specific needs, from working capital loans to equipment financing.

• Dedicated Support
  Our team is here for you at every step. We work closely with our clients to ensure you understand all your options and select the best financing solution to fuel your growth.

Getting started with Quickfi Capital is simple:

1. Apply Online
   Fill out our quick, easy online application. No lengthy paperwork or in-person meetings required.
2. Get Approved
   Our team reviews your application fast, typically approving qualified applicants within 24 hours.
3. Receive Funding
   Funds are transferred directly to your business bank account so you can focus on what matters – growing your business.

1. SBA 7(a) Loan Program:
   The most popular SBA loan, the 7(a) program provides funding for a variety of general business purposes, including working capital, equipment purchases, and expansion. Loan amounts go up to $5 million, and terms vary depending on the loan purpose (up to 10 years for working capital and 25 years for real estate).
2. SBA 504 Loan Program:
   Designed for purchasing fixed assets, like real estate, machinery, or major equipment, 504 loans are commonly used for expansion or modernization. They’re structured to include financing from a bank, a Certified Development Company (CDC), and a borrower contribution, making them ideal for large purchases.
3. SBA Microloan Program:
   Microloans offer smaller amounts (up to $50,000) for small businesses or startups, particularly those owned by women, veterans, and underserved populations. These loans are intended for working capital or purchasing inventory, supplies, furniture, and fixtures.
4. SBA Disaster Loans:
   Available for businesses affected by declared disasters, these loans can help with recovery costs. They offer low-interest, long-term financing to replace damaged or destroyed real estate, machinery, equipment, inventory, and other business assets.
5. SBA Express Loan Program:
   Express loans streamline the application process, offering quicker turnaround times and funding up to $500,000 for small businesses. Approval typically takes 36 hours or less, making it a faster option compared to other SBA loans.
6. SBA CAPLines Program:
   This program provides revolving lines of credit to meet short-term and seasonal needs, such as financing seasonal inventory or meeting contract needs. CAPLines are versatile and allow businesses to access up to $5 million in funds as needed.

• Startup Costs: Cover initial expenses like equipment, inventory, and registration fees.
• Inventory Purchases: Buy inventory to meet customer demand, especially in seasonal businesses.
• Equipment Financing: Purchase or lease machinery, tools, or technology essential for operations.
• Working Capital: Maintain cash flow to cover day-to-day expenses during lean periods.
• Expansion: Open new locations, upgrade facilities, or expand into new markets.
• Hiring New Employees: Fund salaries for new staff to grow the team.
• Marketing and Advertising: Run campaigns, create ads, or improve branding to attract customers.
• Renovations and Repairs: Upgrade facilities or repair existing structures.
• Emergency Expenses: Address unforeseen costs like equipment breakdowns or property damage.
• Refinancing Existing Debt: Replace high-interest debt with more manageable loans.
• Technology Upgrades: Invest in new software, systems, or computers to improve efficiency.
• Product Development: Create new products or improve existing offerings.
• Building Inventory for Busy Season: Stock up for high-demand periods, such as the holiday season.
• Business Vehicle Purchase: Buy or lease vehicles for business operations or logistics.
• Office Supplies and Furniture: Outfit the workspace with necessary supplies and furnishings.
• Legal and Compliance Costs: Pay for permits, licenses, and legal fees required for operation.
• Buying Out a Partner: Finance the acquisition of a partner’s stake in the business.
• Franchise Costs: Cover franchise fees and initial setup costs.
• Training and Development: Invest in staff training, workshops, or certification programs.
• Real Estate Purchase: Buy property for business use, rather than leasing, for long-term stability.