Business Line of Credit
What is a Business Line of Credit?
A business line of credit is a flexible “revolving” pool of funds that works almost like a credit card, except you get access to cash and, in some cases, lower APRs. This is beneficial for businesses when purchasing used equipment, payroll, and a variety of other uses. Whatever a business borrows, is paid back on a set schedule with interest. Funds are quickly available for withdraw out of your own business checking account. Interest is only applied to money borrowed and no penalties for early payment.
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Maximum Loan Amount
$5K to $250,000
Loan Term
6 months to 1 year
Interest Rates
4.8% - 25%
Speed
As fast as 1 day
The Pros
Only pay interest on funds drawn
Capital is available when needed
Suitable for a wide range of business purposes
Bad credit is acceptable
Excellent way to build your credit score
The Cons
Might need to provide updated documents upon each draw
May require collateral
Higher rates for lower credit scores
What Documents Will I Need to Apply?
Application
6 Month Bank Statement
Who Qualifies?
Younger, less established businesses might be able to qualify for short-term lines of
credit, while medium-term lines of credit are more for businesses with good credit and a
solid financial history. The maximum amount of funding available, introductory duration
of the credit line, and repayment terms depend on your business’s revenues, credit
rating, history, and other factors.
Minimum Qualifications
• 600+ FICO
• 6+ months in business
• $100,000 in annual revenue