Long-term business loans
Invest in larger long-term projects with this flexible and convenient financing option.
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With a long-term business loan enjoy benefits like:
- Business financing from $50,000 to $10,000,000
- Terms up to 120 months
- Monthly payments
Requirements to qualify for long term business loans
While requirements for a long-term business loan may vary, your business will generally need:
- To be operating in the United States
- 2+ years time in business
- $500,000 in yearly deposits**
- To deposit revenue in a business bank account
- A credit score of 700+
A long-term loan is a business financing option for established businesses that need a large amount of capital at a lower interest rate for growth.
Maximize your business potential:
- Open a new location
- Purchase new equipment
- Expand into new markets
- Launch a new product
Get a long term business loan in 4 easy steps
01 Apply online
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02 Gather required documents
We require certain documents from you in the approval process. Be ready with bank statements and a government-issued ID to start.
03 Approval in as little as 4 hours
Your loan application will be reviewed and you can get approved in as fast as 4 hours.
04 Receive same-day funding
If approved, your requested loan amount can be transferred to your bank account as soon as the same business day.
Is long term business financing right for your business?
Pros
- With longer, fixed-terms and larger loan amounts, long-term loans are ideal for tackling growth initiatives.
- Enjoy monthly payments with a long-term business loan
- Simple, online application process
Cons
- Keeping up with fixed payments can be difficult for businesses that experience seasonality or fluctuating revenues.
- Long-term financing is better suited for long-term initiatives rather than quick wins and cash flow stabilization. Small business owners seeking cash flow stabilization would be better off with short-term financing.
- Long-term loans can be more difficult to qualify for than other financing products with higher requirements for annual revenue and business credit.
Why work with Fundrivo ?
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Fundrivo has helped over 46,000 small businesses throughout the U.S. achieve their dreams by providing access to capital. Our fast processes and friendly experts are why we have a 4.8 out of 5 rating on Trustpilot.
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Fundrivo business experts are standing by to help you understand your financing options, get you the best offers and walk you through determining if additional capital is right for your business.
Frequently asked questions about long-term loans
What are the mechanics of long-term business financing?
When you apply for a long-term business loan, you will receive the full loan amount upfront as a lump sum. You can use that capital to fund your business growth initiative and set your business up for long-term success. That long-term loan is then repaid over a relatively long time (compared to other business loan options) in smaller monthly payments.
Because long-term business loans are repaid over a long time, the interest rates are lower. However, you will need to carve out your monthly payment every month for at least a few years.
For that reason, it is best to run the numbers to ensure that your business investment will truly take your business to the next level. Short-term loans, like working capital loans, are better for more immediate needs or to cover seasonal fluctuations in business.
Check out our small business loan calculator tool to understand your approved financing amount and weekly payment based on your business criteria.
How do long-term loans support business growth?
Whether you are looking to tackle the next phase of your business plan, open a new location, purchase new equipment, expand into new markets, grow your team, or launch a new product, long-term loans can help you reach your next phase of growth.
The lower monthly repayment amounts of long-term loans can give your business the margin it needs to maintain positive cash flow.
Where can I get a long-term loan?
While your local bank or credit union likely offers business loans, bank loans are notorious for having very high qualifying standards and taking a long time to actually provide funding.
Applying for a long-term small business loan online offers both time and eligibility advantages, providing loans to business owners who want to move quickly on an opportunity or don’t meet bank eligibility standards.
Many financial institutions refer to long-term and short-term loans as simply “term loans.” Long-term loans are any term loan that has a relatively long repayment term, usually three or more years.
How can I use a long-term loan?
However, you may find that your business loan comes with strings attached in some situations. For example, some long-term loans like commercial mortgages or truck financing must be used to fund a specific purpose, such as real estate.
Be sure that you understand any loan terms before signing the loan agreement.
Is a long-term loan or a short-term loan better for my business?
Short-term business loans typically have lower qualifying standards and shorter repayment periods, so they are great for short-term needs like seasonal fluctuation in revenue or a sudden need for an infusion of capital. Shorter-term loans may have higher interest rates, but less time for interest to accrue.
Long-term business loans have stricter borrowing requirements, lower interest rates and longer term lengths, so they are great for long-lasting initiatives and growth plans. While long-term loans usually have comparatively low rates, lenders may have fees that guarantee you pay enough interest.
Both types of loans have unique advantages, so it is important to find the right-size funding for your business. Talk to a Fundrivo business consultant today to find the best funding option for your business needs.
Do I qualify for a long-term business loan?
During the application process for a small business loan, business lenders will ask for your credit history, such as your personal credit score, and your business financial documents, such as your tax returns, to establish whether you will be able to add a loan payment without breaking the bank.
If you meet certain requirements for qualified borrowers, such as the minimum credit score and adequate cash flow, a lender will typically make you a loan offer. Depending on how qualified you are, your interest rate may vary.
Be sure to read the full loan offer before accepting to ensure you are happy with the terms and can repay the loan.
Why is expansion important for a business?
Ultimately, if you want your business to grow, you will need to expand to find or accommodate new customers who want your product or service.
Let’s say you have one auto repair shop. You may be knocking it out of the park every month and have service appointments booked weeks in advance, but the amount of revenue you can draw from that single location has a ceiling.
To keep growing, you will physically need more space, more staff and more resources. But to get a bigger space, more staff and more equipment, you need cash upfront to get started. A long-term loan is ideal to help you make this leap.
What are other ways to get money to expand a business?
SBA loan programs, crowdfunding, and angel investors can be an alternative to expansion loans, depending on your unique needs.
There are other business funding options that you could use to expand your business, such as applying for a business line of credit or putting a bunch of expenses on your business credit card. However, these options are likely to cost you big time in accrued interest in the longrun.
If you want to expand responsibly and sustainably, finding a long-term loan is preferable.
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