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Working capital or a credit line for your next 12 months?

Working capital funds one push; a line stays open for the next. Built for established businesses doing $60K+ a month mapping out the year ahead.

Plan my capital

Compare Funding Options

Fund this quarter's push and keep room for the next one

Compare working capital and a business line of credit through our partner, Merchant Fund Express, then match the choice to your growth plan.

As fast as
24 hours

Amount to request

$85,000.00

Funding range$25K to $5M

*Sample amounts shown. Your actual offer depends on your business and is reviewed before approval.

Capital planning, minus the guesswork

Funds when the plan says go

Qualified businesses can be funded in as little as 24 hours with a 5-minute application and about 3 months of statements. No tax returns.

Building credit while you grow

FICO 500+ is considered and you begin with a soft pull, so revenue counts alongside your score.

Dollars, not decoder rings

Every offer shows the full repayment amount before you accept. No surprise costs after you sign.

A schedule that fits the plan

Repayment is laid out in the offer up front, so you can line it up against your 12-month projections.

Think in terms of your next year, not your next week

Most owners compare these two by looking at the bill in front of them. A better approach is to sketch the next twelve months. If you see one big move, such as a second crew, a new product line, or a large stock-up, a working capital lump sum is clean and simple. If you see a series of smaller gaps that keep reopening, a business line of credit gives you a pool to draw from each time.

At a glance

FactorWorking capitalLine of credit
Funds deliveredAll at onceAs you draw, up to a limit
RepaymentScheduled over a set horizonBased on what is drawn
ReuseNo; a new need means a new offerYes, as balance is repaid
Planning styleProject-basedOngoing cash flow management

A twelve-month sketch, for illustration

A landscape design firm doing $115,000 a month maps its year:

Four needs, each repaid within a couple of months. A line covers that pattern without four separate applications. Now compare an optometry practice doing $140,000 a month that needs $90,000 once to open a second exam room. One need, one payback plan: working capital.

Both examples are for illustration and are not offers.

Signals that point one way or the other

Working capital tends to fit when

A line tends to fit when

Seasonal businesses should also read our seasonal line of credit page.

Getting started

Both are available through our partner Merchant Fund Express from $25,000 to $5,000,000. We serve established businesses typically doing $60K or more a month, including sole proprietors. Apply in about 5 minutes with a soft credit pull and about three months of business bank statements. No tax returns required, and FICO 500+ is considered. Apply now and share your twelve-month sketch; it helps match the structure.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a line of credit replace working capital entirely?

For some businesses, yes. For a large one-time project, a lump sum is often simpler to plan around.

Is a line of credit harder to get?

Lines tend to weigh credit and deposit consistency closely. FICO 500+ is considered, and each file is reviewed on its own.

How much can I get with either?

From $25,000 to $5,000,000, depending mainly on your monthly deposits and existing obligations.

Which helps build business credit?

Either can contribute to a payment history if the provider reports. A line used and repaid regularly shows a pattern over time. Ask before you sign.

How quickly can I be funded?

Decisions move fast, and funding can arrive in as little as 24 hours for qualified businesses.

Q4 inventory $58,000.00
Hiring sprint $42,000.00
Software rollout $24,500.00
Vendor prepay $33,000.00

Example uses for illustration only.

How to improve your chances

Planning ahead shows up well on your statements.

  • List which needs are one-time and which repeat
  • Keep one primary business deposit account
  • Avoid NSFs in the months before you apply
  • Grow average balances where you can

How TrueCredit business funding compares to a bank line of credit

TrueCredit Business Funding
Traditional bank loans
Time to funds
As little as 24 hours
Weeks to months
Paperwork
About 3 months of statements
Tax returns, financials, more
Credit
FICO 500+ considered
Strong credit usually expected
Starting check
Soft pull to start
Hard pull at application
Who it serves
Built for established businesses
Long history preferred

Map your capital to the year you are planning

One secure application. A soft credit pull to start. No obligation to accept an offer.

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