Business Purpose Capital

Start Up Capital

Start up capital does not always mean selling ownership. Some early stage businesses may need capital connected to equipment, receivables, purchase orders, contracts, owner investment, or early revenue. The available path depends heavily on the business model and documentation.

Common uses

Where start up capital may fit.

Common uses

  • Equipment
  • Initial contracts
  • Purchase orders
  • Launch costs
  • Early inventory
  • First operating cycle
  • Limited revenue expansion

What goes into a review

  • Owner profile
  • Business plan
  • Contracts
  • Purchase orders
  • Invoices
  • Equipment
  • Collateral
  • Early revenue
  • Personal credit when applicable
Our advisory role

We help identify whether the request is better framed as equipment financing, receivables support, purchase order support, SBA financing, or another business purpose capital path.

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