Business Funding

    Equipment Financing

    Get the equipment your business needs now and pay for it over its useful life.

    Amounts
    $5K–$5M
    Financed
    Up to 100% of equipment cost
    Terms
    2–7 yrs (up to 10 for heavy equipment)
    Rates
    ~6%–20%+ APR by credit
    Typical minimums
    ~600+ credit; startups considered

    Typical market ranges, not a quote. Actual amounts, rates and terms depend on the lender and your business profile.

    How equipment financing works

    Equipment financing lets you buy or lease machinery, vehicles, technology and other equipment while spreading the cost over time. The equipment itself serves as collateral, which makes it one of the more accessible types of business financing, including for newer businesses.

    Terms are usually matched to how long the equipment will be useful, so payments line up with the value it produces.

    Common options

    Equipment loans

    You own the equipment from the start, and the loan is secured by it.

    Equipment leases

    Lower upfront cost with options to upgrade, renew or buy at the end of the lease.

    New & used equipment

    Financing is available for both, depending on age and condition.

    Vehicles & fleets

    Trucks, vans and specialty vehicles for your operation.

    Best for

    • Buying or upgrading machinery, vehicles or technology
    • Preserving cash for operations
    • Newer businesses that need essential equipment
    • Growing capacity to take on more work

    What lenders look at

    • The equipment's type, cost and expected life
    • Credit history
    • Time in business and revenue
    • A quote or invoice from the vendor

    Frequently asked questions

    Do I need a down payment?

    Not always. Some programs finance a large share or all of the cost, depending on your credit and the equipment.

    Should I lease or buy?

    Buying builds ownership. Leasing keeps upfront costs low and makes upgrading easier. We'll help you compare.

    Are there tax benefits?

    Equipment purchases may qualify for deductions such as Section 179. Talk with your tax advisor about your situation.

    Find the right equipment financing for your business

    Answer a few quick questions and a funding specialist will match you with the options that fit your business.