USEFULFUNDING

Working capital for businesses the banks turned down.

We’re a broker. We take your file to a panel of funders and bring back what they’ll do. Then you pick.

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How it works

Four steps. No mystery.

01

Apply once

One application, about ten minutes. Business basics, three months of bank statements, and what you need the money for. Save and finish later if you get pulled away.

02

We package your file

We assemble your application the way underwriters want to read it, then match it against what each funder on our panel approves, so it goes where it has a real shot.

03

Funders review it

Your file goes to a small number of matched funders in sequence, not blasted to thirty inboxes. Every application gets a real review. The decisions are theirs, and we tell you what came back.

04

You choose

Offers come back with the numbers laid out plainly. Pick one, pick none, ask questions. The funder you choose contracts with you directly and sends funds directly to you.

The longer version, including how we get paid

Straight answers

What we are, and what we aren’t.

We’re a broker, and we say so.

Useful Funding doesn’t lend money. Third-party funders review your file, make the decisions, and fund you directly. Our job is knowing which of them will say yes to a file like yours, and packaging it so they do.

You never pay us.

No application fee, no processing fee, no fee of any kind, ever. We’re compensated by the funder when a deal closes. If nothing funds, you owe nothing.

Your file goes out carefully.

A few matched funders in sequence, not a blast to every inbox in the industry. Fewer strangers calling you, better standing for your file, and a record of exactly what went where.

Qualifications

Most working businesses fit.

Funders on our panel generally want to see a real operating business with steady deposits. Perfect credit is not the bar. The file is reviewed as a whole.

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Time in business6+ months
Monthly revenue$15,000+
Business bank accountRequired
Minimum credit scoreNone to be considered

Typical guidelines across our funder panel. Each funder sets its own criteria.