If you’ve been…
You won the work. Now fund it — before the invoice pays out.
Winning a contract bigger than anything you’ve done should feel like a triumph, not a cash-flow headache. But delivering it means paying for stock, staff and kit weeks before the client pays you. That gap is exactly what funding is for.
Why this keeps happening
It isn’t your business. It’s the route.
Depending on the shape of the contract, that might be a working-capital loan, invoice finance against the new orders, or asset finance for the kit to deliver. A specialist finds the combination that fits.
Growth eats cash: the bigger the contract, the more you spend up front to deliver before any money comes back.
Turning down work you’ve won — because you can’t fund the delivery — is one of the most frustrating positions an owner can be in.
Your own bank often can’t move fast enough, or judges the ‘jump’ in size as risk rather than opportunity.
See where you stand
Check what you could borrow — in about 45 seconds.
No obligation, and it won’t touch your credit score.
How much do you need?
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FAQ
The honest answers
It depends on the contract — it could be a loan, invoice finance against the new orders, asset finance, or a mix. That’s exactly what your specialist works out with you, at no cost.
Yes — we match you to lenders who can move at the pace your contract demands, so funding is in place when the work needs to start.
A step up in size is normal and fundable. Lenders look at the opportunity and how you’ll deliver it, not just where you are today.
You’ll deal with one person
A named specialist, start to finish.
No call centre, no being passed around, no hounding. One specialist reads your business, finds the lenders that fit, and gives you a straight answer — either way.
Funding that might fit
A straight answer, either way — fast.
One named specialist, the whole panel of lenders, no hounding.