Explore some of the most common questions below—or visit our full FAQ page
for more details on how funding works.
Yes, fitness trainers can access business loans or lines of credit to upgrade equipment, rent training spaces, or expand services with marketing or staff.
Online health coaches often benefit from working capital loans or business credit lines to invest in client platforms, digital marketing, and certifications.
Gym owners can use equipment financing or SBA loans to modernize machines, remodel interiors, and improve member experiences without draining cash flow.
Yes, gyms may qualify for SBA 7(a), microloans, or alternative lending based on revenue, credit, and membership growth.
Absolutely. Massage therapists can apply for startup loans, working capital funding, or equipment leases to scale their business and hire support staff.
Funding can cover equipment purchases, rent, marketing, software, or wellness product inventory for added client value.
Licensed counselors can access loans for practice expansion, office space, telehealth setup, or continuing education—especially if they operate independently.
They can leverage business term loans or lines of credit for leasing space, hiring staff, implementing HIPAA-compliant platforms, or improving patient outreach.
Yes, barbers can access startup loans, merchant cash advances, or equipment leases to launch, brand, or upgrade their barbershop.
Independent stylists may use revenue-based loans or business credit lines to stock inventory, rent booths, or build personal brands.
Salon owners typically use equipment leasing, SBA loans, or working capital advances to hire staff, open new locations, or launch marketing campaigns.
Yes. Alternative lenders offer bad-credit business loans based on revenue, not credit score—ideal for growing beauty salons with steady clientele.
Acupuncturists qualify by showing steady income, licensing, and business plans. Term loans, lines of credit, or alternative funding are often available.
Funding can be used for treatment tables, herbal inventory, office renovations, EMR software, or expanding into wellness packages.
Yes, businesses across wellness fields can lease or finance equipment such as diagnostic tools, massage chairs, cardio machines, or aesthetic devices.
Revenue-based funding and merchant cash advances offer fast approvals—often in 24–48 hours—with minimal paperwork and flexible repayment.

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