Vendor quote or invoice
Vendor quote or invoice for the equipment
Business Capital Advisors
Finance or lease the equipment your business runs on.
Spread the cost of machinery, vehicles, and gear across its useful life, or unlock cash from equipment you already own with a sale-leaseback.




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From service trucks to delivery vans, finance the vehicles that keep your business moving.
Popular for: Contractors · Landscapers · Delivery services
Checking options won't affect your credit score.
*Illustrative fixed-payment estimate using an 11.9% modeled APR. Actual approval, rate, fees, down payment, and term depend on the applicant, equipment, and funding partner.
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Product definition
Equipment financing spreads the cost of business equipment across its useful life. A loan or lease can fund vehicles, machinery, restaurant equipment, medical equipment, or manufacturing assets while preserving cash for payroll and operations.
How equipment financing works
Tell us about the equipment and your business.
We review your file and understand the purchase.
See lender options structured around the asset.
Choose the written terms that fit your cash flow.
The vendor is paid and you put the asset to work.
What you'll need
Vendor quote or invoice for the equipment
3 months of business bank statements
Driver's license; larger tickets add tax returns
We keep your information secure and private.
Common questions
Actual terms depend on the asset, your file, and the funding partner. These are the questions business owners ask first.
Often 0-20% depending on credit, the equipment type, and its age. Strong files regularly finance 100% of the vendor quote, and the lender usually pays the vendor directly.
Yes. Most lenders finance used equipment with age caps, commonly 10-15 years at loan maturity depending on the asset class. Titled vehicles, yellow iron, and shop machinery all have active used-equipment financing markets.
Because the equipment itself is the collateral, approvals reach lower than unsecured products, owners in the low-to-mid 600s get approved regularly, with pricing that improves as the score climbs.
Financed equipment may qualify for a Section 179 deduction or bonus depreciation in the year it is placed in service, even though you are paying over time. Confirm with your accountant, the deduction depends on your tax position.
Fast decisions. Flexible terms. Built around your business.