Financing options
ALLSAVE works through a network of funding sources. Depending on the business and transaction, available products may include:
- Working capital
- Merchant cash advance
- Business line of credit
- Term loan
- Equipment financing
- Invoice factoring
- SBA loans
- Purchase order financing
- Commercial real estate financing
- Accounts receivable financing
- Bridge financing
- Business acquisition financing
- Startup financing
- Debt consolidation and refinancing
A streamlined starting point
Some programs begin with a one-page application and recent bank statements. Certain preliminary reviews use a soft credit inquiry, and qualified applicants may receive funding quickly—sometimes within 24–48 hours after approval and completion of required documents.
Features that may be available
Program terms vary, but options may include no application fee, no prepayment penalty, flexible payment structures, repeat-funding opportunities and solutions for businesses with imperfect credit.
Responsible funding review
We do not present expensive financing as the right answer for every business. We encourage owners to understand the product type, total cost, repayment frequency, cash-flow effect, collateral or guarantee requirements, and available alternatives before accepting an offer.
Important financing notice
ALLSAVE is not a bank. Financing is offered by third-party providers and subject to underwriting, approval, documentation and final terms. Timing is not guaranteed, and ALLSAVE will not use pressure, conceal costs or promise approval.
Working Capital
Flexible funds for operating needs, inventory, payroll, marketing or growth opportunities.
Merchant Cash Advance
An advance based on expected future sales, commonly repaid through scheduled remittances.
Revenue-Based Financing
Commercial funding with remittances tied to business revenue, deposits or future receivables.
Business Line of Credit
A revolving source of capital to draw, repay and reuse, subject to the lender's terms.
Term Financing
A set amount of capital with scheduled payments over an agreed period.
Equipment Financing
Funding intended for business equipment, machinery, vehicles, technology or other essential assets.
Invoice Factoring
A cash-flow option involving the sale of eligible outstanding invoices to a factoring company.
SBA Loans
Approved-lender programs partially guaranteed by the U.S. Small Business Administration.
Purchase Order Financing
Funding that may help pay suppliers when confirmed customer orders outpace available cash.
Commercial Real Estate Financing
Financing for purchase, refinance, renovation or construction of qualifying commercial property.
Accounts Receivable Financing
Capital supported by eligible receivables before customers pay their invoices.
Bridge Financing
Short-term capital designed to cover a temporary need while awaiting another source of funds.
Franchise Financing
Potential capital for franchise acquisition, buildout, equipment or expansion.
Business Acquisition Financing
Capital structured for the purchase of a business, competitor or partner buyout.
Startup Financing
Options for newer businesses funding launch expenses, inventory, staffing or early growth.
Debt Consolidation & Refinancing
Potentially combine obligations, improve cash flow or replace current debt with new terms.
Rapid Capital Programs
Select existing merchants may qualify for accelerated review based partly on processing or deposit history.
Daily or Weekly ACH Programs
Some commercial funding products use scheduled ACH remittances instead of a percentage of card settlements.