Small Business Loans Nationwide
Established businesses need funding that fits their situation, not a one-size-fits-all loan from a slow bank process. The right option depends on your numbers and your timing, not just your credit score.
Small Business Loans In Every State
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Idaho
Nevada
Oregon
Washington
Arizona
Alaska
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New York
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Pennsylvania
North Dakota
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Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Texas
Tennessee
What Types of Small Business Loans Can You Get?
Different goals call for different financing. Here’s a quick look at the main options and what each tends to work best for.
Business Term Loans
Business Line of Credit
Equipment Financing
Invoice Financing
Purchase Order Financing
Asset-Based Loans
SBA Loans
Inventory Financing
Bridge Loans
Working Capital Loans
Merchant Cash Advances
Goverment Contracting
If you’re not sure which option is the best fit, we can help you compare them based on your goals and cash flow.
How Does the Business Loan Process Work?
The process is built to be simple and fast, without locking you into the first offer you see.
Apply in Minutes
Complete a simple 4-minute application to receive loan offers.
Get Multiple Loan Options
Compare rates and terms from our nationwide network of funding partners.
Get Funded
Pick the offer that works for you and get funded in fewer than 24 hours.
How Do You Qualify for a Small Business Loan?
Qualifying comes down to more than a credit score. We look at how your business actually performs, which often opens doors that traditional banks keep closed.
Most options work best for established businesses that generally meet a few baseline guidelines
- At least 1 year in business
- Around $20,000+ in monthly revenue
- A credit score of 650 or higher
These are general guidelines, not hard cutoffs.
Requirements vary by financing type, and stronger cash flow or consistent sales can widen your options even if one area falls short.
Turned down by a bank before?
You may still qualify here. We can review your situation and tell you what’s realistic before you commit to anything.
Why Work With SMB Compass?
Plenty of places will hand you a loan. Fewer will tell you whether it’s the right one.
We start with your goals and your numbers, then match you with options that fit, rather than steering you toward a single product. You see the trade-offs clearly, including costs and repayment structure, so there are no surprises later.
Working with a network of funding partners means we can compare your profile across multiple options instead of fitting you into one. That broader reach, paired with straight answers, is why business owners come back when their needs change.
Pat Mcandrews
Great team of professionals to work with. Incredibly responsibe and great problem solvers.Would recommend them to anydoby
Conor Jonhson
SMB helped me navigate through the growth period in my business. They were diligent and genuinely cared to make sure we got the percent line in place to meet your current needs. Very happy i was introduced to them and would highly recommend.
See What Your Business Qualifies For
Every business is different. Compare real options with a team that explains the trade-offs, not just the offers, so you can move forward with confidence.
Frequently Asked Questions
SMB Compass serves established business owners across most of the United States. Availability varies by state and financing type, so the most reliable way to confirm is to apply and talk through your options with us.
Options include term loans, lines of credit, equipment financing, invoice financing, purchase order financing, asset-based loans, SBA loans, inventory financing, bridge loans, working capital loans, and merchant cash advances.
No. We're a business financing company and advisory partner. We connect you with funding through a network of partners and help you compare your options side by side.
Timelines vary by business and the financing type you choose. Some options move quickly once your application and documents are in, though we never promise a specific timeframe.
Possibly. We weigh your overall business performance, including revenue and cash flow, alongside credit. Options like invoice and asset-based financing lean more on receivables or assets than on your score.
No. Applying lets you see what you qualify for. You're under no obligation to move forward, and we can walk you through the trade-offs before you decide.