We offer equipment financing if you want to replace a costly piece of equipment and use the desired purchase as collateral. You would be able to secure the new equipment in as little as a few business days, and very little paperwork is required.

Debit and credit card sales frequently occur at restaurants. For this reason, when business temporarily slows down, we frequently suggest a Merchant Cash Advance. Smaller payments made during slow times allow for more money to be set aside in anticipation of busy times. When your payments are spread out more, merchant cash advances are less expensive. This repayment system is best suited for restaurants that operate primarily throughout certain periods or for any of the numerous restaurants where business may suddenly decline.

Obtaining enough ingredients or supplies to fulfill these unforeseen spikes in demand may be one of your toughest challenges. This common problem can be resolved with a business line of credit. This would allow you to make huge orders when your cash flow cycle allows for it. Since you could pay off the loan rapidly, your interest costs would be low.

During a state-mandated health inspection, you might be instructed to purchase a specific appliance or use a specific material for your tables. These expenses might easily go over $10,000.

It's possible that your target audience now prefers ordering takeout to dining out. With a business loan, you may hire a delivery service right away to demonstrate to your clients that you are aware of their preferences.

TwinFold Capital frequently works with companies that have just been around for six months. In the restaurant sector, startup costs can reach hundreds of thousands of dollars in the first year of operation. You can still receive the cash you need to open your restaurant even if you have a short credit history or less than a year of experience.