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$25,000 - $5,000,000
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An SBA loan is a government-backed business loan partially guaranteed by the U.S. Small Business Administration. It’s designed to help small businesses access affordable funding with competitive terms through approved lenders.
The most common SBA loan programs include:
SBA 7(a) Loan – For general business use, working capital, or expansion
SBA 504 Loan – For purchasing commercial real estate or large equipment
SBA Microloan – Smaller loans (up to $50,000) for startups and smaller needs
Loan amounts vary based on the program:
SBA 7(a): Up to $5 million
SBA 504: Up to $5.5 million
SBA Microloans: Up to $50,000
SBA loans can be used for:
Working capital
Business expansion
Equipment or inventory
Real estate purchases
Refinancing debt
Buying another business
Fast. Many businesses get approved within 24 hours and receive funds shortly after. Once approved, you can purchase the equipment and get to work with minimal delay.
Most lenders require:
A valid ID
Business bank statements (3–6 months)
Equipment quote or invoice
Business license or proof of ownership
Additional documents may be requested depending on your loan amount and lender.
It depends. Some lenders offer 100% financing, while others may require a small down payment (typically 5–20%). We’ll help you find the best option for your budget.
That depends on your goals. Leasing offers lower upfront costs and more flexibility, while financing gives you ownership and potential tax benefits. Not sure which to choose? We can walk you through it.
Just fill out our quick online application. We’ll match you with equipment financing options tailored to your business—without the paperwork overload or endless broker calls.