Funding options
Line of credit.
Ready for your
next order.
A revolving line you draw from when you need it. Pay it back, and it’s there again.
No credit check to apply · One application, every option · No obligation
Line of credit
✓ Compared side by side with every other option
Example only. Real terms come from the lender.
Money on standby. Use it when you need it.
You get a limit, not a lump sum. Draw from it as needs come up, and you only pay on what you use.
Draws
Not the full limit
Revolving
Repay and draw again
Gaps
Uneven or ongoing needs
How it works
Draw. Repay. Draw again.
- Draw any amount up to your limit
- Payments are based on what you’ve drawn
- Repaying frees the line back up
- Your terms are shown before you sign
- Day 0Apply with RushFiSame application as every option
- Day 2Offers side by sideLimit, cost, payment terms
- Day 4Line opensNothing drawn, nothing owed
- Week 3Draw $20,000A big order lands
- Week 8Order paid offLine is free again
- Month 5Draw for slow seasonSame line, no new application
Is it right for you?
If it isn’t, your advisor shows you what is. Same application.
A good fit when
✓ Cash flow that’s uneven month to month
✓ Recurring needs like inventory or payroll gaps
✓ You want funding ready before you need it
Maybe not when
✕ One big planned purchase (look at a term loan)
✕ You need money today and nothing else fits (look at a cash advance)
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.
How is a line of credit different from a loan?
A loan gives you a lump sum. A line gives you a limit you draw from as needed, and you only pay on what you’ve drawn.
Do I pay anything if I don’t draw?
That depends on the lender. Some charge a small fee to keep the line open. Your offer will show every cost before you sign.
How big a line can I get?
It depends on your revenue, time in business and credit. Your advisor will show you real offers.
RushFi doesn’t run a credit check. Lenders may check credit before making an offer. RushFi is a broker, not a lender.