
Here’s how to get $20K–$100K+ in funding, even if your business is brand new.
Lenders look for legitimacy. That means you need a registered LLC, an EIN from the IRS, a business address (not your home), a dedicated business email, and a checking account.
Pro Tip:
Don’t skip these steps — sloppy setup is the #1 reason new businesses get denied.
Start establishing tradelines that report to business credit bureaus like D&B and Experian Business. Use vendors like Uline, Grainger, or Nav to begin building credit under your EIN.
Even with no revenue, these trade lines build trust with lenders.
In the beginning, many lenders will still check your personal credit. Make sure your score is in solid shape — or let us help you fix it first. The stronger your personal profile, the better terms and higher limits you’ll get.
Don’t spray and pray. We help clients apply in the right sequence with the right lenders based on their profile. That means stacking multiple approvals in one sweep — without triggering excessive denials or inquiries.
Funding isn’t a one-time event — it’s a strategy. Once you’ve secured your first round of funding, we’ll guide you through managing it, growing your limits, and preparing for round two.
You don’t need a 5-year-old business or a million-dollar idea to get funded. You need structure, guidance, and someone who knows how to move in the credit system. We’ve helped hundreds get approved — and we can do the same for you. Book your free call to get started.
