Grow Cap Lane
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Working capital · Established businesses

Capital shaped around how you actually operate.

Most owners get handed one structure and told to take it. We start with the business — what's coming in, what you're already carrying, what the money is for — and lay out what's realistically available.

How much do you need?

Takes about two minutes.
No obligation, and no fee to look.
Two structuresLine of credit or revenue-based
Monthly optionsNot only daily or weekly debits
24–48 hoursTypical funding once signed
Early payoffDiscounts available

What we work with

Two ways in. Often a combination.

Which one fits depends on your revenue pattern and what you're already carrying — that's the conversation, not a menu you pick from blind.

01

Line of Credit

Capital sitting there for when you need it, drawn on your timing.

  • Draw for equipment, payroll, inventory, or the unplanned
  • Take what you need, reuse it as you repay
  • Monthly payment structures available
  • No prepayment penalties
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02

Revenue-Based Capital

A lump sum sized to what the business actually brings in.

  • Amount driven by revenue, not a fixed template
  • Flexible schedules, including monthly where eligible
  • Often used to reorganize funding already in place
  • Early payoff discounts available
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How it goes

Three steps. No runaround.

You'll know where you stand before you've committed to anything.

01

Tell us what it's for

A short form on the business and what the capital is going toward. Nothing binding, and we don't need your whole file to have a useful conversation.

02

We work backward from that

Recent bank statements tell us what the business can carry. We come back with the structures that are realistic — side by side, in plain terms, including the tradeoffs.

03

You choose, then it funds

You decide which one you want, or none of them. Once an option is signed, funds typically move within 24–48 hours.

Straight answers

Questions owners actually ask.

Does looking cost me anything?

No. There's no fee to see what's available and nothing obligating you to move forward. If nothing on the table makes sense for your business, we'll tell you that instead of pushing something through.

I already have funding out. Am I disqualified?

No — it's one of the most common situations we work with. Existing positions are part of the math, and for a lot of owners the real goal is getting them into something easier to carry.

How long does the business need to have been open?

We work best with established companies — generally five years or more, with consistent revenue.

What do you need from me?

The short form to start, then recent business bank statements. That's usually enough to tell you where you stand.

How fast is this?

Most of it happens inside the same week. Once the paperwork is signed, funds typically arrive in 24–48 hours.

Who am I dealing with?

Grow Cap Lane works with affiliated funding partners rather than a single source, which is why more than one structure is usually on the table. You'll know exactly who is funding you and on what terms, in writing, before anything is signed.

Next step

Find out what's actually available to you.

A few questions about the business. Takes about two minutes, and there's no obligation at the end of it.

Prefer to talk it through first? Call the number at the top of the page.