How it works
A calmer path from question to next move
No maze, no pressure. You share a little, we help you see what may fit, and you decide what happens next — on your timeline.
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.
Four words people mix up — and what each one really means
We keep these terms separate on purpose. Knowing the difference helps you understand exactly where you stand.
- 01
Eligibility
A first look at whether options may exist for your business, based on what you share. It is not a decision or a promise.
- 02
Offer
A specific proposal from a financing partner with amounts and terms for you to review. You are not obligated to accept it.
- 03
Approval
A partner’s decision to extend financing after their full review. It may include conditions.
- 04
Funding
The point at which approved funds are actually disbursed to your business, once any conditions are met.
Important to know
Ready to see your options?
Start with a few details about your business. No obligation to accept an offer.