Apply for business funding
online.
LendQuire makes the business funding process seamless. Discover
the ideal lender for your small business by using our online
application for business capital, tailored to meet your specific
needs.
How much capital does your business need?
What We Do
We leverage our exclusive technology to quickly analyze your business details and connect you with suitable lenders. Our extensive network consists of carefully selected lending partners dedicated to fulfilling your capital requirements. As loan criteria evolve, we remain vigilant to ensure you receive timely access to the best lenders available.
Quickly compare offers from multiple lenders.
Applying is free and won’t impact your credit.
Find the right type of financing that best fits your business.
Fill out our simple application and review multiple financing options.
How It Works
Answer some questions.
Our simple online form takes less than five minutes with no hard credit pull.
Get matched.
Based on your answers, we’ll suggest which funders match your criteria.
Application.
Once matched, you’ll be prompted to continue the application process on the selected lenders’ website.
Funding Options
LendQuire provides access to a wide range of funding options for every stage of your business.
Short-Term Loans
This type of loan is designed to be repaid within a relatively short period of about year or two and is frequently used to secure working capital, purchase inventory or equipment, or fund marketing campaigns. Short-term loans can provide faster and easier access to funds compared to traditional loans, often with more lenient underwriting criteria.
Merchant Cash
Advance
Merchant cash advances (MCAs) are an alternative type of business financing that can offer small businesses more flexibility than a traditional loan. A lump-sum payment is forwarded based on future credit or debit card sales and is typically geared towards businesses that get revenue from credit card sales.
Line of Credit
A line of credit (LOC) is a flexible loan arrangement that offers a set amount of capital which can be accessed as needed. Unlike a typical term loan, a line of credit allows the borrower to access all or a portion of the approved credit limit whenever necessary. Interest is charged only on the amount of capital actually used, rather than the total credit limit.
