Funding for businesses that need capital sooner than a bank will move. Start the application and Preston takes it from there.
A few minutes to apply · No obligation to accept an offer
Preston StaplesFunding Advisor
Placeholder copy. Preston works with business owners who need capital faster than a bank will move, and who would rather explain their situation to a person than upload it into a portal and wait. He looks at how the business actually runs — what comes in, what it costs to keep the doors open, what the money is for — and tells you where you stand.
Placeholder copy. This is where his background goes: how long he has been doing this, what he did before it, and the kinds of businesses he funds well. That paragraph should be specific enough that an owner reading it recognises their own situation in it.
Placeholder copy. And this is where the reason to call him rather than submit to a portal goes, in his words rather than ours.
If the business is generating revenue, there is usually something that fits.
Capital advanced against future sales, repaid as a share of what comes in.
A limit you can draw against when the business needs it, rather than a lump sum.
Apply for your business
A short form about the business — what it does, what it brings in, and how much you are looking for.
Apply for fundingPreston looks at it himself and rings you back. You are not waiting on a queue.
If you accept the offer, the money lands in your business account.
Preston stays on it after funding, not just up to it.
Refer a business
Preston picks it up and comes back to you before he contacts them.
The business you referred is approved and takes the offer.
Preston pays your 2% once the deal funds.
Placeholder cards. Real client quotes, names, and any rating must come from Preston, and only ones he is cleared to publish.
Placeholder review. A real client's words about working with Preston go here — what they needed, how fast it moved, what he did that another advisor would not have.
Placeholder review. Two to four sentences reads best in this card. Specific beats glowing — the deal that nearly did not happen is more convincing than "great service".
Placeholder review. A referral partner's perspective would work well in the third slot, since partners are half of what this page is for.
Send an introduction. If the business funds, you earn 2% of the funded amount, and you are emailed at each stage so you are never left wondering where it stands.
Placeholder. The form is short and asks about your business rather than your life story. Confirm the actual time with Preston before this number goes on the page.
Placeholder — and this one needs to be exactly right, because it is the question that stops people from starting. Confirm with Preston whether submitting involves any credit pull, and state it plainly either way.
Placeholder. It depends on revenue, time in business, and what the capital is for. No range goes on this page until Preston confirms the one he actually writes.
Placeholder. A funding timeline is a promise, so this answer waits for Preston. Whatever it says should hold on the slowest deal, not the fastest one.
Placeholder. Usually some record of revenue and how long the business has been operating. Confirm the real document list.
Placeholder. It should not change your terms. It tells Preston who sent you so the person who made the introduction gets credit for it.
Placeholder. Worth answering honestly here rather than leaving owners to assume the answer is no. Needs Preston's real position.
Start an application, or send over a business that needs one.