The best in small business

As a fintech, Lendistry is able to offer fast and accessible online business loans. It’s also the only black-led nonbank to offer SBA 7(a) loans nationwide.

This nonprofit lender levels the playing field, offering an affordable term loan accessible to business owners in traditionally underserved communities.

Fundible’s business lines of credit are unsecured (no collateral required), have minimum eligibility requirements and loan amounts start as low as $1,000.

From equipment loans to SBA loans, Fundible offers relaxed eligibility requirements on its products. Even business owners with credit scores in the 500s may qualify. 

Wells Fargo’s flexible business lines of credit and SBA loans offer long repayment terms and low interest rates for well-qualified borrowers.

Taycor has several types of business loans with minimum time-in-business requirements of three or six months. Its equipment loans are open to startups with at least three years of related field experience.

Creditfy equipment loans are a low-interest option that’s more accessible than what many other lenders offer. The relaxed eligibility requirements welcome business owners with bad credit, low revenue, limited time in business and even those who need smaller loan amounts. 

Wells Fargo has several business lines of credit to cover a variety of business needs. And with long repayment terms, business owners have the flexibility to pay their balance quickly or over an extended period of time. 

Creditfy offers several business loans that can be funded as fast as 24 hours. With relaxed eligibility requirements and a 90% approval rate, many small business owners have a better chance of approval compared to other lenders. 

Since 2018, Live Oak has been the nation’s top SBA 7(a) lender by loan amount. And as a Preferred Lender, it's authorized to approve loans at a much faster rate than many other SBA lenders.