Secure Small Business Loans from $5,000 to $1 Million

Biz2Credit matches businesses with lenders. We have arranged over $1.4 billion dollars in business funding and we know we can help your business!

Let Biz2Credit's small business loan marketplace help you get the small business financing you need.

You have business idea, the skills and the drive. But starting a new business and running a successful company requires capital. Biz2Credit connects borrowers with a network of funding sources through its safe, efficient online platform. Our team of dedicated loan specialists helps borrowers choose the right loan and submit all required paperwork in order to quickly secure much needed working capital. Here are just a few of the small business loan products available through our Lender network:

• Microloans
• SBA 7(a) Loans and Community Development Company (CDC) 504 Loans
• Expansion Loans
• Working Capital
• Equipment Loans
• Merchant Cash Advance
• Asset-Based Loans

How it works

Step 1

Complete a single free loan application.

Step 2

Get the best financing options available for your business.

Step 3

Get Funds!

U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) Loans

The (SBA) is a government agency that helps small businesses succeed by providing loan guarantee programs that helps both established and startup business owners secure low-cost, long-term bank loans. Biz2Credit's lender network includes many of the most active SBA lenders. We have helped thousands of small business owners secure SBA funding to start new businesses, expand existing ones, improve cash flow, and purchase new equipment. Here are the SBA loan programs currently offered by Biz2Credit lenders:

• Microloans are short-term loans of up to $50,000 that are designed for startups and growing small businesses that need furniture, inventory, supplies or working capital.
• CDC/504 Loans can be up to $2.0 million designed to help small companies in communities seeking to develop business.
• SBA 7(a) Loans are popular vehicle for funding small businesses granted by big banks, small, regional banks and credit unions, among other lenders.