Compare financing options from multiple Canadian business lenders and find funding that fits your cash flow, timeline and goals.
Banks, credit unions, asset-based lenders, equipment lessors, factoring houses and private funds — we hold the relationships so you only tell your story once.
Every structure carries different costs, terms and qualification requirements. We match yours to the outcome you’re after.
Short-term capital covering payroll, inventory and seasonal gaps without a long commitment.
Fixed-term financing with predictable payments for expansion, acquisition or refinancing.
Revolving access to funds you draw as needed, paying interest only on what you use.
Acquire machinery, vehicles or technology with the asset itself serving as security.
Convert outstanding receivables into cash now instead of waiting 30, 60 or 90 days.
Revenue-based funding repaid as a share of daily sales, with flexible qualification.
Start from the problem you’re solving. A specialist confirms structure and pricing once we’ve reviewed your file.
Check your options →One application, one point of contact, and a clear comparison at the end of it.
A short application and basic financials — usually under ten minutes, with no impact on your credit score.
Your file goes to the lenders in our network most likely to approve it on the terms you need.
We walk through the offers side by side — rate, term, security, total cost — and you decide.
Start your application →No single factor decides an application. Lenders weigh the full picture, and a weak spot in one area is often offset elsewhere.
Pick your industry — we’ll show you what businesses like yours borrow for, and the structure that usually fits.
Real structures, real timelines, client names withheld.
Won a municipal contract requiring three new crews and a second excavator before the first progress draw. Their bank wanted eight weeks and a GIC pledge. We placed the facility against receivables and equipment instead, so the owner kept his cash on hand.
Six tractors aged out of warranty in the same quarter. Financed as a single facility with staggered delivery dates so payments started as each unit went into service.
Two national retail customers moved to 75-day payment terms, stalling a plant expansion. Factoring their receivables restored the cash cycle without adding term debt.
They came back with three offers and explained the real cost of each one instead of pushing the biggest number. That’s why we’ve used them twice.
Our bank took six weeks to say no. Northbridge had a line of credit in place before the end of the month.
One contact the whole way through, and no surprises in the paperwork. Straightforward people to deal with.
Still unsure? A funding specialist can answer in a ten-minute call.
Book a call →Term loans, lines of credit, working capital advances, equipment financing, invoice factoring and revenue-based financing are the six structures we place most often. Which fits depends on how quickly you need funds, what you’re using them for, and what your business can support in repayments.
We arrange facilities from $10,000 to $5,000,000. Most lenders size an offer against monthly revenue, existing debt and available security, so the realistic range narrows considerably once we’ve seen your financials.
Short-term working capital can fund within one to three business days of a complete file. Secured term loans and equipment financing generally take one to three weeks, since they involve valuation and registration.
Not always. Strong, consistent revenue can offset a weaker credit profile, particularly with revenue-based financing or factoring, where the lender looks at your sales or your customers’ creditworthiness rather than yours alone.
Checking your options with us does not. We only authorize a hard credit inquiry once you’ve chosen to move forward with a specific lender, and we tell you before that happens.
For most files: three to six months of business bank statements, recent financial statements, and basic ownership details. Larger or secured facilities may also require tax filings, an accounts-receivable aging report or an equipment quote.
We are a brokerage. In most cases the lender pays us a placement fee on funding; where a fee is payable by you instead, it is disclosed in writing before you sign anything.
Under six months of operating history is difficult in the private lending market. We’ll tell you honestly if the fit isn’t there and point you toward equipment financing or government-backed programs where those make more sense.
One short application, multiple lenders reviewed, no obligation and no impact on your credit score.