Raw materials cost a fortune upfront
Steel, aluminum, plastics, specialty alloys. A single production run can require $30K-$100K in materials. Your supplier wants payment in 7-14 days. Your customer pays in 60.
$50K to $500K. In your account within 48 hours. Direct funded. No credit pull.
See What You Qualify ForManufacturing is a cash-flow trap. You pay for materials, labor, and machine time upfront. Your customer pays 30-60 days after delivery. That gap kills shops.
Steel, aluminum, plastics, specialty alloys. A single production run can require $30K-$100K in materials. Your supplier wants payment in 7-14 days. Your customer pays in 60.
A CNC machine is $75K-$250K. A hydraulic press is $40K-$120K. A laser cutter is $100K+. When one goes down, your entire production line stops. Every idle day costs $5K-$15K.
You land a $200K contract. Materials are $80K, labor is $50K, and you won't see payment for 60 days after delivery. Turning down the job means losing the client. Taking it means floating $130K.
Machinists, welders, and CNC operators aren't cheap. A 10-person shop runs $50K-$80K in payroll every month. You can't lay them off between contracts or they won't come back.
We look at your bank deposits and cash flow, not your credit score. We understand net-30/60 payment terms.
Business name, monthly revenue, time in business. No SBA paperwork. No tax returns.
No credit pull. No collateral. We look at deposits and revenue consistency.
24-48 hours after approval. Wire or ACH, your pick.
They landed a large contract and needed $120K in steel and aluminum before production could start. Supplier wanted payment in 10 days. Bank said 6 weeks. We funded $120K in 48 hours. They delivered on time and kept the client.
Yes. We've funded manufacturers with credit scores in the 500s — and some sub-500. We underwrite on cash flow, not FICO. Three months of bank statements with consistent deposits is what matters.
Typical time from signed agreement to capital wired is 24 to 48 hours. Decisions on most applications come back the same business day.
$50K-$500K is the typical advance range for manufacturers, though we fund anywhere from $5,000 to $2,000,000 depending on monthly revenue. A reliable rule of thumb: about 50%-150% of monthly deposits.
Three things: a 60-second application (business name, monthly revenue, time in business), the last 3 months of business bank statements, and a voided check or bank linkage. No tax returns, no collateral, no credit pull to qualify.
No. A merchant cash advance is the purchase of a portion of your future receivables. There is no APR. Pricing is expressed as a factor rate (typically 1.15 to 1.45) applied to the advance amount — that's the total payback. Repayment is a small daily, weekly, or bi-weekly ACH from your business account.
No credit pull. No paperwork. Just a quick form and we'll tell you what your shop qualifies for today.
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