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About Quick Funding Spot

A funding office, not a bank.

Quick Funding Spot does not lend. It puts one application in front of a network of lending partners and reads the offers back with you, which is a different job from being the lender and is worth being clear about.

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Dallas, since 2015, and the people on the phone.

A bank offers you its own product or nothing. That is not dishonesty on the bank's part — it is the only thing a lender can do — but it is why a business with an unusual shape, a short trading history or an imperfect credit file so often hears no from the only institution it asked.

This office asks 75+ of them at once, on one application, and then does the part that actually takes skill: reading what comes back. Six offers with different structures are not easy to compare, and the difference between the cheapest headline rate and the cheapest total cost is where most of the money is.

It has been doing this since 2015, from an office in Dallas, and the people on the phone have been in business lending a long time — the team's collective experience runs past eighty years. Nobody here is paid by the lender you choose.

What the network has done

The network these applications go into

These are totals for the lending network these applications go into, not for this office alone. Several brands feed the same network and publish the same figures, which is only true read this way.

75+lending partners the application reaches
25,000+businesses funded through the network
$500M+arranged through the network
4.8rating on Google

Call (844) 236-2905, or write to 13740 Midway Road, Dallas TX 75244.

All industries

Find your trade. We fund all of them.

Quick Funding Spot puts no restriction on the kind of business it will arrange funding for. These are the eight it sees most, what each one usually borrows for, and the programme that most often fits — a starting point, not a rule. Which programme a business actually qualifies for is the lender's decision once the application has been read.

  • A workshop owner in front of the lift.

    Automotive

    A lift, a diagnostic rig, a second bay. The two biggest cheques a workshop writes are both equipment.

    Usually: Equipment financing

  • A crew on a site that is paid on completion.

    Construction

    Paid on completion, but the crew is paid every week. The gap is the whole problem.

    Usually: Short-term loan

  • A treatment room fitted out on a plan.

    Healthcare

    A chair, a scanner, a fit-out. Planned, costed, and worth knowing the repayment on before you commit.

    Usually: Term loan

  • Materials bought this month for orders paid next.

    Manufacturing

    Materials bought this month against orders paid for next. Volume makes the gap bigger, not smaller.

    Usually: Working capital

  • A dining room whose takings move with the week.

    Restaurants

    Takings move with the week and the season, so the repayment should too.

    Usually: Revenue-based funding

  • Stock bought ahead of a season.

    Retail

    Stock bought ahead of a season you cannot be certain of. Draw what you need, repay, draw again.

    Usually: Line of credit

  • A vehicle that is the business.

    Transportation

    A vehicle is the business. Financing it on the vehicle itself keeps the cash where it is working.

    Usually: Equipment financing

  • Goods out of the door before the invoice is paid.

    Warehouse & logistics

    Goods leave the building long before the invoices are settled. Working capital covers the distance.

    Usually: Working capital

Not listed here does not mean not funded. The eight above are the trades this office sees most, not a list of what qualifies.

The application

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About fifteen minutes, across six screens. No fee, no obligation, and no mark on the owner's credit score. One application reaches every lender in the network at once.

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