What types of business loans does Flexible Capital offer?

Flexible Capital provides a wide range of business financing solutions including working capital loans, equipment leasing, SBA loans, commercial real estate financing, revenue-based funding, and industry-specific lending options tailored to your business goals.

How fast can I get approved for business financing with Flexible Capital?

Most applicants receive a funding decision within 24–48 hours, and qualified businesses can get funded in as little as 2–5 business days depending on the loan type and documentation provided.

Do I need perfect credit to get approved?

No. Flexible Capital works with a variety of credit profiles. While stronger credit may open more options, many of our programs are based on cash flow, revenue, or assets—not just credit score.

What industries does Flexible Capital serve?

We serve over 70 industries including restaurants, trucking, healthcare, retail, construction, tech, real estate, and professional services. Our funding solutions are tailored to the specific needs and challenges of each industry.

What’s the minimum revenue required to qualify for business funding?

While requirements vary by loan type, most programs require a minimum monthly revenue of $10,000. We also offer solutions for seasonal, project-based, and recurring-revenue businesses.

Why choose Flexible Capital for business financing?

We offer fast, flexible funding with personalized guidance, transparent terms, and access to multiple loan types—all under one roof—so you can grow without the red tape of traditional banks.

Can startups or new businesses qualify for funding?

Yes. Startups may qualify for certain types of financing like unsecured business loans, equipment leasing, and startup-focused funding—even without two years of business history.

How does repayment work for my business loan?

Repayment structures depend on the loan type. Some loans are repaid daily or weekly based on sales (like merchant cash advances), while others follow monthly fixed payments or revolving credit models.