Independent restaurants, cafes, and multi-location food service businesses.
Restaurants operate on thin margins with significant upfront costs for inventory, equipment, and staffing, often alongside seasonal or day-to-day revenue swings.
Funding options that fit
Common ways restaurants businesses access capital.
Why Restaurants businesses choose us
Fast Access to Working Capital
Covering day-to-day costs like inventory and payroll between slower and busier stretches.
Equipment & Renovation Financing
Kitchen equipment, buildout, or remodel financing without a large upfront outlay.
Revenue-Based Options Available
Some programs structure repayment around daily or weekly sales rather than a fixed schedule.
What funding partners consider
Factors that commonly shape funding options for restaurants businesses.
Many programs look at consistent transaction volume, not just annual revenue.
Established restaurants typically have more options than brand-new openings.
Your lease terms and location can factor into certain program types.
Example scenarios
A few ways restaurants businesses put funding to work.
Replacing Kitchen Equipment
A walk-in cooler or oven fails and needs fast replacement.
Opening a Second Location
Funding buildout and initial operating costs for expansion.
Smoothing Out a Slow Season
Covering payroll and rent during a predictably slower stretch.
Recommended funding for Restaurants
Merchant Cash Advance
Revenue-based financing for eligible businesses, with repayment tied to your sales.
Invoice Factoring
Convert outstanding invoices into working capital instead of waiting on customer payment terms.
Working Capital
Access capital for day-to-day operating needs, from payroll to inventory to marketing.
Business Term Loans
Predictable financing for major business expenses, repaid on a fixed schedule.
Common funding needs for restaurants businesses
Frequently asked questions
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Funding built for Restaurants businesses
One application, matched to funding options across our lending network.