Funding application · about 10 minutes
See what you qualify for.
A few quick questions about your business and revenue — no credit pull to check, no obligation. Most owners finish in under ten minutes, or email an advisor to start with a conversation.
Just the basics
A few details about the business and owner, plus your most recent business bank statements so a funder can verify revenue.
Offers, often same day
An advisor reviews your file and matches you to funders. You see real numbers — amount, term, and cost — before you commit.
No credit pull to check
Checking your options doesn't affect your credit, and approval leans on revenue — not just your score.
$0 to apply
Applying and comparing offers is free, with no obligation to accept. You stay in control of the decision.
Questions, answered
Before you apply.
How fast can I get funded?
Many owners get an offer the same day they apply and funding within 24–48 hours of accepting. Timing depends on the funder and how quickly you can share recent bank statements.
Will applying affect my credit?
No. Checking your options doesn't impact your credit. Approval leans heavily on your business revenue, so a less-than-perfect personal score doesn't automatically rule you out.
How much can I qualify for?
Typically $10,000 to $500,000, sized to your monthly revenue and cash flow. The application gives us what we need to come back with real numbers.
What do I need to qualify?
Generally about 6+ months in business and roughly $10,000+ in monthly revenue. Have recent business bank statements ready so a funder can verify cash flow.
What can I use the funds for?
Anything the business needs — payroll, inventory, equipment, marketing, or covering a slow month. There's no use-of-funds approval like an SBA loan.
Is Quick Capital a lender?
No. Quick Capital is a financing advisory and marketplace, not a lender. We match you to third-party funders, and you always see the actual terms before you accept anything.
Prefer to talk it through first?
An advisor will walk through your situation and whether working capital is the right fit — before you apply.