Funding for franchises.
Cover franchise fees, build-out, and working capital to open or add a unit — often with SBA-friendly terms approved brands qualify for.
The funding challenges franchise owners face
We've seen them all — and we know which funding solves each one.
Fees & build-out
Franchise fees and fit-out costs add up before you open.
Multi-unit growth
Adding locations means funding each launch up front.
Ramp-up period
New units need working capital before they turn profitable.
Funding that fits franchise
SBA loan
Low-cost capital approved brands qualify for, ideal for launch.
Term loan
Fund fees, build-out, and equipment with predictable payments.
Equipment financing
Fund the gear a new unit needs while preserving cash.
Line of credit
Working capital to carry a unit through its ramp-up.
franchise funding: common questions
What's the best funding for a franchise business?
It depends on your goal. SBA loan and term loan are common fits for franchise owners. We compare every option against your numbers and match you to the right one — at no cost.
Can I get franchise funding with bad credit?
Often, yes. Revenue-based working capital and equipment financing weigh your sales and assets more heavily than your credit score, so franchise owners with imperfect credit still have real options.
How fast can a franchise business get funded?
Revenue-based and equipment options can move in as little as 24–72 hours. SBA and term loans take longer but cost less. We'll help you weigh speed against cost for your situation.
How much funding can my franchise business qualify for?
It scales with your revenue, time in business, and the funding type. Pre-qualifying takes about two minutes, won't affect your credit, and shows the range and products that fit.