$50K to $500K in Business Funding for Established Businesses
Larger asks from $50,000 through $500,000 still sit inside the $5,000 to $5,000,000 program. A senior advisor reviews the file. You still need 6 or more months in business, about $20,000 or more in average monthly revenue, and credit from 550. Florida and nationwide. We do not fund start-ups.
Requirements
Subject to underwriting; not all businesses qualify.
| Requirement | Minimum | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Amount | $5,000β$5,000,000 | Program range we review. Larger asks are case by case. |
| Time in business | 6+ months | Start-ups are not funded at this time. |
| Revenue | About $20,000+/mo average, last 3 months, business checking statements | We verify average deposits on business checking statements. |
| Credit | 550+, sometimes lower | One factor alongside revenue and history β not a guarantee. |
| Start-ups | Not funded at this time | If you are under 6 months, see /not-yet. |
| Where | Florida and nationwide | Florida is the home base; we fund businesses across the US. |
See what your business qualifies for
About a minute. One specialist reads your file and sends it to the funder that fits, the first time.
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Larger amounts may need more history
Larger amounts may need more history or revenue. The exact bar is TBD β Frank to confirm. We do not publish a sizing rule for $100,000 or $250,000.
What the advisor reviews
Three months of business checking statements and whether revenue is consistent. Credit is one factor. The advisor may ask for more documents after the first look.
Priority callback
Qualified asks at or above $50,000 take the priority route in the qualifier. That is an internal queue, not a promise of faster funding.
Next step
Larger asks take the priority qualifier route. A senior advisor reviews the file.
Subject to underwriting; not all businesses qualify. Checking your options is not an application for credit.
Last reviewed 2026-10-30
Funding FAQs
It depends on your statements and history; your advisor reviews it case by case. We don't publish sizing rules.