Revolving
Draw funds, repay the balance, and draw again. As often as you need.
Applying will not impact your credit score.
Get $5,000 to $500,000 in revolving working capital. Draw what you need, repay it on your schedule, and draw again. Funded in as little as 24 hours.
A business line of credit is revolving access to capital. Not one-time financing, but a credit limit you can draw from whenever you need it. You draw what you need, pay interest only on what you’ve drawn, and when you repay it that credit becomes available again. In practice: it’s the second week of November, you had a strong October, but payroll is due Friday, a supplier invoice lands Monday, and you need to place a bulk inventory order now to be stocked for your December peak. You’re not short on revenue, you’re short on timing. You draw $18,000 on Tuesday, cover payroll and the supplier invoice, repay $12,000 the following week when receivables clear, and that $12,000 is immediately available to draw again.
SBG Funding’s business line of credit gives you revolving access to $5,000 to $500,000 in working capital. Credit limits are based on your revenue, deposit history, and time in business, not just your credit score. Once approved, draws are funded with same-day deposits to your business bank account. Repayment follows your cash flow, weekly or monthly, with no maintenance fees, no annual fees, and no inactivity fees.
Banks offer lines of credit too. A bank underwrites one against two years of filed financials, a 680 credit score, and often a $50,000 minimum. Banks aren’t built to open a revolving line against six months of deposit history, which means the businesses with the most acute cash flow gaps are the ones a bank is slowest to serve. SBG Funding’s unsecured products require no collateral and we perform no hard credit pull when you apply. Most applications are reviewed the same business day they’re submitted.

Revolving
Draw funds, repay the balance, and draw again. As often as you need.
$5,000–$500,000
Available credit limit based on your business profile.
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Once approved, funds reach your business account same day.
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A revolving line of credit is flexible by design. Here are the most common ways businesses put it to work.
A line of credit isn’t the right tool for every situation. But for these three, it’s the best one.
Your Cash Flow Has a Recurring Gap
Seasonal businesses, businesses that pay before they collect, and businesses waiting on net-30 or net-60 invoices all share the same structural problem: expenses are consistent, revenue is not. A business line of credit is built for this pattern. Draw during the gap, repay when revenue catches up, draw again next cycle. It costs nothing to have available and nothing when you’re not using it.
You Need Capital on Standby, Not a Lump Sum
Sometimes the value of a line of credit is simply having it. You may not need the full amount today, but knowing you can cover an unexpected repair, a slow week, or a fast-moving opportunity without scrambling is itself worth something. Unlike a business term loan, you don’t start paying interest until you draw, and you only pay on what you’ve actually used.

You Need to Move Fast on an Opportunity
A bulk inventory deal. A new contract that requires upfront materials. A competitor’s lease becoming available. Opportunities that require immediate capital don’t wait for a bank underwriting timeline. With a pre-approved SBG Funding line of credit, you can draw same-day and move before the window closes.
SBG Funding evaluates 50+ factors, including revenue history and deposit patterns, not just your credit score. Businesses with strong cash flow may qualify for a business line of credit even with an imperfect credit score.
Complete our quick online application in about 5 minutes. Basic information about your business and financing needs — no lengthy paperwork to get started.
Our team reviews your application and presents financing options matched to your business profile. We look at revenue, deposit history, and time in business — not just your credit score.
Once approved and documents are signed, funds can be in your business bank account in as little as 24 hours.
SBG Funding requires a minimum FICO score of 500. Credit score is one factor among many. Strong revenue, consistent bank deposits, and solid time in business can all support your application. Approvals in the 500 to 620 range rest on cash flow and deposit history rather than the score itself.
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After approval and document submission, funds can be available in as little as 24 hours. The online application takes about 5 minutes, and most applicants receive a decision the same business day.
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A business term loan provides a lump sum upfront that you repay on a fixed schedule over a set term. A business line of credit gives you a revolving credit limit you can draw from as needed. You only pay interest on what you’ve actually drawn, and your available credit replenishes as you repay. A term loan is better suited for a one-time large investment like equipment, expansion, or a specific project. A line of credit is better suited for ongoing or unpredictable cash flow needs where you may not know exactly how much you’ll need or when.
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Once your line of credit is active, you can draw funds up to your approved credit limit at any time. Draws are deposited to your business bank account, typically same-day. As you repay the balance, your available credit resets and you can draw again. You only accrue interest on the outstanding drawn balance, not on the total credit limit.
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SBG Funding charges a draw fee of up to 2% of each withdrawal amount. There are no maintenance fees, no annual fees, and no inactivity fees. You pay only when you draw.
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No. SBG Funding’s business line of credit is unsecured. You are not required to pledge business assets, real estate, or personal property to access your credit line.
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No. SBG Funding performs no hard credit inquiry at any point in the application. Your personal credit score is not affected by applying. We do report your account activity to business credit bureaus once your line is active, which can help build your business credit history with on-time payments.
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Yes. Payroll is one of the most common uses of a business line of credit. A revolving line is particularly well-suited for payroll because the need is recurring. Draw to cover wages during a slow period or between revenue cycles, repay when cash flow recovers, and avoid taking on long-term fixed debt for a short-term timing gap.
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Your business must have been in operation for at least 6 months to qualify for most SBG Funding programs. If you’re in your first 6 months, we recommend applying once you’ve crossed that threshold with consistent monthly revenue. Businesses with strong early deposit history and solid cash flow may qualify at or shortly after the 6-month mark.
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Yes. As your business grows and you demonstrate consistent repayment history, you may be eligible to request a credit limit increase. Increases are evaluated based on your current revenue, deposit history, and account standing. Contact your funding specialist to discuss your options.
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Whether you need to cover payroll during a slow stretch, stock inventory ahead of your busy season, or simply have capital available when an opportunity arises, SBG Funding’s business line of credit is built around how businesses actually manage cash flow. Apply online in minutes. No collateral, no hard credit pull, no obligation.