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what is franchise financing?
Franchise financing is a way for franchisees to pay for business start-up costs and franchise fees. It can come from a variety of sources, including banks, the franchisor, or the franchisee themselves.
- Quick & Easy Application
- No Credit Score Needed
- Higher Funding Amounts
- Fast Approval & Funding
At Least 6 Months in Business
You can qualify for funding if your business has been operating for just 6 months or more.
$10,000+ in Monthly Revenue
To be eligible, your business should bring in at least $10,000 per month, or $120,000 annually.
No Credit Score Required
All credit profiles are welcome. There's no minimum credit score needed to apply for our financing options.
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Apply in seconds with our simple process and secure pre-approval fast—no complicated steps or long wait times.
Once approved, you’ll get multiple funding offers. Compare terms, amounts, and rates to choose the best fit for your business needs.
After selecting your offer, funds are sent quickly, often the same day, so you can start using them right away for your business growth.
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Franchise Financing
Franchise financing is a way for franchisees to pay for business start-up costs and franchise fees. It can come from a variety of sources, including banks, the franchisor, or the franchisee themselves.
Sources of franchise financing:
SBA loans: The US Small Business Administration (SBA) offers loans for franchises through participating lenders. The franchise must be listed in the SBA Franchise Directory and meet strict lending criteria.
Commercial banks: Commercial banks can provide loans for franchisees.
Franchisor financing: Some franchisors offer special financing options for their brand.
Crowdfunding: Crowdfunding allows people to donate money to a business, usually online.
Home equity loans: Home equity loans allow people to borrow against the value of their home.
Equipment financing: Equipment financing can be used to lease or purchase office furniture, company vehicles, and other equipment.
Alternative lenders: Alternative lenders, like Funding Circle, can provide loans for franchisees.
Lenders typically require some personal funds upfront, sometimes as much as 10–30%.
