Business Loans in New York
Apply once and get matched with lenders that fund New York businesses, across lines of credit, term loans, equipment and real estate financing and SBA loans.
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Business Line of Credit
Revolving access to cash for payroll, inventory and slow months. Pay interest only on what you draw.
Term Loan
A lump sum with fixed payments for expansion, acquisitions or large purchases.
Equipment Financing
Finance vehicles, machinery and technology, secured by the equipment itself.
Real Estate Loan
Buy, build or refinance owner-occupied or investment commercial property.
SBA Loan
Government-backed 7(a) and 504 loans with longer terms, available through SBA-approved lenders.
How matching works
- Tell us about your business, your financing needs and where you operate.
- We compare your application with each lender's criteria, including whether they lend in New York.
- Matched lenders review your application and can send offers or questions through your dashboard.
- You compare offers side by side and choose, with no obligation to accept.
Documents to have ready
- Business bank statements (often the last 3–6 months)
- Recent business and personal tax returns
- Profit and loss statement and balance sheet
- Ownership details for anyone owning 20% or more
Cost disclosures in New York
New York has a commercial financing disclosure law. For many commercial financing offers, providers must give you a written disclosure of the total cost, such as the amount financed, the finance charge and often an estimated APR, before you sign. Use it to compare offers on the same terms.
Common questions
- Do all lenders lend in New York?
- No. Many lenders only fund businesses in certain states. Direct Credit only matches your application with lenders whose criteria include New York.
- Are SBA loans available in New York?
- Yes. SBA 7(a) and 504 loans are available nationwide through SBA-approved lenders, including for New York businesses.
- Does applying affect my credit?
- Applying doesn't affect your credit score: lenders review your credit with a soft inquiry. A hard inquiry happens only if you accept an offer and the lender asks for one.
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Financing for your New York business
One application. Matched lenders. Offers you can compare side by side.