Business funding, without the runaround
Capital that keeps
your business moving.
Tell us what your business needs. Fundrillo helps you explore relevant financing options, weigh the tradeoffs, and choose your next move with confidence.
Start with a few business details. No obligation to accept an offer.
Your funding route
Takes a few minutes. No obligation to accept an offer.
Clear options
Plain language, not jargon.
Secure application
Your details, handled with care.
Human support
A specialist when you want one.
No obligation
Never required to accept.
Find the right kind of funding
Compare options in plain language.
Pick up to three types of financing to see how they stack up. We describe what each is best for and the tradeoff to weigh — no rates or thresholds shown until they are verified for your situation.
2 of 3 selected
Business term loans
A lump sum you repay on a set schedule.
- Best suited for
- Planned, one-time investments with a clear return.
- Typical funding range
- $10K – $500K (typical)
- Typical time to funding
- A few days to a couple of weeks (typical)
- Typical repayment
- Fixed payments over a set term
- Common eligibility considerations
- Often considers time in business and revenue history
- Important tradeoff
- Predictable payments, but less flexible once funded.
Business lines of credit
Flexible access to funds you can draw as needed.
- Best suited for
- Uneven cash flow and recurring short-term needs.
- Typical funding range
- $10K – $250K (typical)
- Typical time to funding
- Often within a few days (typical)
- Typical repayment
- Repay what you draw; reuse as you repay
- Common eligibility considerations
- Often considers cash flow consistency
- Important tradeoff
- Flexible, but limits and terms can change over time.
How Fundrillo works
Four steps. No pressure at any of them.
- 01
Tell us about your business
Share your funding goal and a few basic business details. No sensitive documents to start.
- 02
Explore possible matches
We identify financing options that may fit your needs and business profile.
- 03
Review the tradeoffs
Compare amounts, repayment structures, timing, and costs in plain language.
- 04
Choose your next move
Move forward only if an option makes sense for your business. There is no obligation to accept.
These words are not interchangeable — and we won't treat them that way:
- Eligibility
- A preliminary read on whether options may exist for you. Not a decision.
- Offer
- Specific terms a financing provider is willing to extend, subject to review.
- Approval
- A provider’s decision to proceed based on your full application.
- Funding
- When approved funds actually reach your business account.
Timelines vary by product and provider. Some options can move in a few days; others, such as SBA loans, typically take several weeks. All financing is subject to approval and to the terms offered by third-party providers.
Transparency
Know what you're considering before you commit.
Every offer has moving parts. We'll explain the numbers in plain English so you can compare options with confidence — not just react to a single monthly figure.
- and describe cost differently — we help you read both.
- Fees, prepayment terms, and guarantees are called out — not buried.
Sample offer breakdown
Illustrative example- Funding amount
- $50,000
- Term
- 18 months
- Payment frequency
- Weekly
- Estimated payment
- $733 / week
- Total repayment
- $57,200
- Origination fee
- $1,000 (2%)
- Prepayment terms
- No penalty (example)
- Collateral / guarantee
- Personal guarantee (example)
These figures are for illustration only. They are not an offer, quote, or approval, and do not reflect any specific rate or term. Actual offers depend on the provider and your business profile.
What owners use funding for
Real needs, matched to sensible options.
Stock up for a busy season
Buy inventory ahead of your peak months so you are ready when demand arrives — not scrambling after it.
Replace essential equipment
When a critical machine or vehicle fails, financing tied to the asset can keep you operating without draining reserves.
Open another location
Fund build-out, deposits, and opening inventory for a second site with terms matched to a longer payoff.
Smooth out cash flow
Bridge the gap between paying suppliers and collecting from customers so a slow week does not stall the business.
Hire for growth
Bring on the people you need before revenue fully catches up, with a repayment structure you can plan around.
Refinance expensive business debt
Consolidate higher-cost balances into a single, clearer structure so more of each payment goes to progress.
Eligibility estimator
A quick read before you share anything sensitive.
Answer a few questions to see whether it's worth exploring options. This is not an application and not an approval — and we don't ask for your Social Security number, bank login, or documents here.
Customer stories
The kind of stories we'll share.
The examples below are illustrative — they show the tone and detail of a real story. We only publish testimonials from real customers who have reviewed and consented to them, with any compensation disclosed.
“I knew what I needed, I just didn’t have time to call ten lenders. Seeing the options side by side — with the real costs — let me pick in an afternoon instead of a month.”
Maria Delgado
Delgado Metalworks · Fresno, CA
- Goal
- Buy a second CNC plasma table to take on larger contracts
- Used
- Equipment financing
- Result
- Added a second production shift and cut lead times from 3 weeks to 8 days.
- Paid
- No
“The part I appreciated most was how clear the repayment was. No surprises, no jargon — I understood exactly what each week would cost before I said yes.”
James Okafor
Northside Kitchen · Columbus, OH
- Goal
- Cover payroll and inventory through a slow winter season
- Used
- Business line of credit
- Result
- Kept all 14 staff on payroll and reopened the patio ahead of spring.
- Paid
- No
Illustrative examples for layout and tone only. Not real customers or published testimonials.
Learning center
Understand the money before you borrow it
Business loan requirements checklist
A plain-language list of what lenders commonly look at, so you can prepare with confidence.
6 min readAPR vs. factor rate: what’s the difference?
Two ways of expressing cost that are easy to confuse. Here is how to read each one.
5 min readHow much financing can my business afford?
A simple way to think about payments relative to your revenue and margins.
7 min readFAQ
Questions, answered plainly
Straight answers about how Fundrillo works, what it costs, and what happens to your information. Some answers are marked for company verification before launch.
Your next move
See what your next move could look like.
Start with a few details about your business and funding goal.
Checking eligibility carries no obligation to accept an offer. Financing is subject to approval and terms. By continuing you agree to our Terms and Privacy Policy.
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