Funding options
Equipment financing.
Funding for your
new oven.
Buy the equipment that grows your business. The equipment itself helps secure the funding.
No credit check to apply · One application, every option · No obligation
Equipment financing
✓ Compared side by side with every other option
Example only. Real terms come from the lender.
The equipment helps pay for itself.
Because the equipment secures the funding, lenders can often offer longer terms and lower cost than unsecured options.
Equipment
Not your building or home
New + used
Depends on the lender
Fixed
Easy to budget around
How it works
Get the equipment now. Pay as it earns.
- Send a quote or invoice from your vendor
- Lenders often pay the vendor directly
- Fixed payments over the equipment’s useful life
- You own it at the end of most plans
- Day 0Vendor quote in hand$85,000 for new equipment
- Day 0Apply with RushFiApplication + the quote
- Day 3Offers side by sideTerm, payment, total cost
- Day 5Lender pays the vendorEquipment ordered
- Week 3Equipment installedRunning at full capacity
- Month 1First fixed paymentPaid from the new revenue
Is it right for you?
If it isn’t, your advisor shows you what is. Same application.
A good fit when
✓ A specific machine, vehicle or tool
✓ You have a vendor quote
✓ You want to keep cash for operations
Maybe not when
✕ General working capital (look at a cash advance or line of credit)
✕ Very small purchases you can cover from cash flow
The bank way vs. the RushFi way.
Same funding. A faster, clearer way to get it.
One application. Every option.
Not sure this is the one? Your advisor compares them all for you.
Questions, answered.
Can I finance used equipment?
Many lenders in our network finance used equipment. It depends on its age and condition.
Who gets paid?
Usually the lender pays your vendor directly, and you make payments to the lender.
Do I need a down payment?
Some offers require one and some don’t. Your advisor will show you the options.
RushFi doesn’t run a credit check. Lenders may check credit before making an offer. RushFi is a broker, not a lender.