Turn receivables and inventory into working capital. Revolving lines that grow with your sales, for seasonal swings, expansion and large orders.
Asset-based and SBA lines are sized to your collateral, so they can go further than an unsecured line, and underwriting is more flexible than a typical bank line.
Fund growth when sales outpace cash on hand.
Build inventory ahead of the season and smooth out slow months.
Cover labor and materials on contracts before you get paid.
Borrow against receivables and inventory as they turn.
Capital for rapid expansion or a business getting back on track.
Replace an existing short-term line with better structure.
Terms available through our lending partner. Your line is sized to your receivables, inventory and cash flow.
The lender reviews your receivables aging and inventory and sets how much you can borrow against them.
Borrow against the line when you need cash for payroll, inventory or new orders.
Collections pay down the line, and availability comes back as you invoice and stock up.
Your available line is a share of what customers owe you plus a share of your inventory.
Illustration only. Eligibility rules for receivables and inventory vary by lender.
The amount you can borrow, recalculated as your receivables and inventory change. More sales mean more availability.
A line covers ongoing, changing needs like payroll and inventory. A business loan fits one-time needs like an acquisition or a large purchase.
Asset-based lines focus on the quality of your receivables and inventory, so underwriting is more flexible than a cash-flow loan.
Yes. Refinancing an existing short-term line is a common use.
Our partner pays your supplier and gives you up to 120 days to pay, with credit limits up to $1,000,000.
Tell us about your receivables and inventory. We'll size a line for you.
Terms shown are available through Capital Lending Group's lending partner as of October 2026 and change without notice. Not every business qualifies for every term. Advance rates, line sizes and eligibility depend on collateral quality and lender credit approval. SBA programs are subject to SBA eligibility rules and fees. Capital Lending Group, LLC is a loan broker, not the lender.
Disclosure: Capital Lending Group, LLC is a loan broker, not the lender. We specialize in assisting businesses with the loan application process by connecting you with lenders who may provide financing. While we offer guidance and support throughout the application process, Capital Lending Group, LLC is not the lender and does not provide funding directly. Loan applications are subject to lender review and approval. Offerings and eligibility requirements vary by lender.
