01
Hire specialist talent
Bring on the people a signed engagement requires before the first client payment.
Professional services
Staff the engagement before the first invoice is paid.
Service firms often commit their most valuable resource—people—well before a client payment arrives. Funding can support that growth without weakening the rest of the practice.
Signed work can create a payroll need before it creates cash.
A new client or major engagement may require specialists, software and weeks of delivery before billing. Working capital gives a firm room to serve the opportunity while existing overhead remains covered.
02
Bridge receivable cycles
Cover payroll and overhead while established clients work through 30-, 60- or 90-day terms.
03
Upgrade technology
Invest in secure systems, professional software or equipment that improves delivery.
04
Support business development
Fund a focused growth initiative, proposal team or new service line with a clear revenue plan.
Businesses we work with
Funding built for the businesses doing the work.
- Accounting and advisory firms
- Legal practices
- Consultancies and agencies
- Architecture and engineering firms
Illustrative scenario — not a client case
What this looks like in practice.
An example scenario built from the requests owners in this trade bring to us. It is not presented as a named client result.
See funding proofBusiness
Growing advisory firm · Illustrative scenario
Funded
$70k — Example only
Used for
Two specialist hires and project software
The situation
Service firms often invest in people before a new engagement reaches billing. Working capital can support payroll and technology through the ramp-up period.
The result
The firm staffed a signed engagement before its first client payment
What to have ready
A short, complete application helps a funding expert understand the business and what the opportunity requires.
- Recent business bank statements
- Average monthly billings
- Time in business
- Client-payment timing and intended use
Applying does not obligate you to accept an offer. All offers are subject to final approval and underwriting.
Read the underwriting FAQ