Financing Options

Financing should not be an obstacle to launching worthwhile business projects on the Web. If markets can be better served using Web-based systems, competitive advantages should be exploited while opportunities exist.

Financing may also allow broader marketing efforts, or the addition of more user-helpful features in a project's initial release. Expenditures for sophisticated projects are more easily budgeted for with monthly installments, and these often come directly from revenues being produced by the new site.

Sources for both traditional and non-traditional financing are available. Contact us to learn more.

Traditional Financing

Conventional bank financing includes installment loans and revolving lines of credit. Loans for up to $50,000 can be obtained via a simple one-page application, with no financials required.

Non-Traditional Financing

Creative financing options exist for situations where conventional loans cannot be obtained. Third party commercial lenders make funds available through several means including accounts receivable financing, asset leveraging, factoring, SBA loans, software leasing, and more.