Keep the business equipped to grow.
Finance the vehicles, machinery, and technology your operation needs while preserving cash for day-to-day expenses.
The Asset Purchase Journey.
New or used, and what it enables.
Cost, model, and delivery timing.
Term aligned to useful life; equipment is collateral.
Vendor is paid; the asset goes to work.
The asset produces while the balance retires.
Acquire Equipment, Preserve Working Capital
Finance vehicles, machinery, and technology over a defined term so day-to-day cash stays available for operations.
Medical and Practice Equipment
Diagnostic, dental, and clinical equipment can be financed over a defined term so practices preserve operating cash.
Equipment you can finance
- Trucks
- Construction equipment
- Manufacturing machinery
- Restaurant equipment
- Medical equipment
- Automotive equipment
- Technology
- Production equipment
Industries we work with
- Transportation
- Construction
- Manufacturing
- Healthcare
- Restaurants
- Automotive
- Landscaping
- Industrial services
How it works
Equipment financing is generally tied to the asset being acquired, which can simplify structuring compared with unsecured options. Amounts, terms, and documentation vary by program and by the equipment involved.
Calculate the monthly payment.
Enter the amount, annual rate, and repayment term to calculate the scheduled payment.
Enter an amount, annual rate, and term.
Calculated from your inputs. Excludes fees and any balloon payment; actual financing terms are set in the written offer.
Collateral, Useful Life & Down Payment.
Not every factor applies to every request, but these are the areas that commonly shape a decision.
Typical situations
- Manufacturing machinery
- Commercial vehicles and trucks
- Construction equipment
- Medical or dental equipment
- Technology and systems
- The equipment itself often supports the financing
- Preserves working capital versus paying cash
- Terms can be matched to the asset's useful life
- New and used equipment are evaluated differently
- Down payment or equity may apply depending on the asset
- The asset's expected life affects the structure
Equipment financing keeps cash in the business versus a cash purchase, and ties the term to the asset. For mixed needs, a term loan or line of credit may be considered alongside it.
Related financing solutions
Gather Equipment Details
- Vendor quote or invoice
- New or used, and the equipment's useful life
- Vendor contact and delivery timing
- Any down payment or trade-in
Frequently Asked Questions
Have a question about your business? Start a financing request and our team will follow up.
Review the terms behind the decision.
Product structures, repayment considerations, and dated policy updates in one place.
Put the equipment plan in motion.
Provide the equipment details, purchase amount, and how the asset will support the business.