Corp-Credit.com helps franchisees establish corporate credit profiles separate from their personal credit. Their platform provides tools to manage business accounts and track credit building progress, enabling franchisees to access better financing options.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Franchisees often face challenges in securing capital for new locations, remodels, equipment, and technology upgrades due to the difficulty of establishing corporate credit profiles separate from personal credit. This can limit their access to favorable financing terms and hinder growth opportunities.
Solution
Corp-Credit.com provides franchise-focused financing solutions, enabling franchisees to secure and preserve capital for smart growth. The platform offers a streamlined application process and quick credit decisions, facilitating access to financing for equipment, furniture, technology, signage, and vehicles. Corp-Credit.com specializes in originating, negotiating, and analyzing credit strength within the franchise industry, offering tailored solutions for remodels, new locations, acquisitions, and property improvements. By offering corporate-only approvals without personal guarantees, Corp-Credit.com helps franchisees manage their business finances effectively and supports their expansion plans.
Target Audience
Corp-Credit.com primarily serves franchisees and franchisors across various industries, including hotels, restaurants, and fast-food franchises, seeking financing for equipment, remodels, expansions, and technology upgrades.
Features
- Online application with a prompt decision within 24-48 hours
- Financing options ranging from $5,000 to $2,000,000+
- $0 down payment options with 90 days of no payments
- Loan or $1 buyout lease options
- 12-84 month terms
- Corporate-only approvals with no personal guarantees
- Financing for new locations, remodels, refinance, acquisitions, and partner buyouts
- Financing for equipment, furniture, technology, and owner-occupied real estate
- Conventional loan and non-SBA loan options