Separate from our Clear Finance private credit, private equity, and venture capital focus, We also have an equipment asset finance division which provides businesses with a cost-effective way to acquire essential equipment and machinery without tying up large amounts of capital upfront, thus enabling them to preserve cash flow and maintain liquidity for other operational needs. Our equipment finance solutions help you capitalize faster on opportunities for your business and outperform your competition while acquiring important equipment upgrades.
Venture Debt & Equipment Asset Finance Division:
Equipment Financing Options:
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Get up to $150,000 to $ 10 million for equipment that’s critical for running your business.
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Lease new or pre-owned equipment.
Improve Efficiency:
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Help operations run smoother with new equipment.
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Keep your working capital to fund other important parts of your business.
No Limitations:
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Lease about any type of new or pre-owned equipment.
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You decide what equipment your business really needs.
Quick, Painless Process:
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Get funding fast so you can make important purchases quickly.
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Flexible payment options with our partners are available.
Clear Finance Venture Debt:
Clear Finance provides direct access to VC debt financing to lower-middle market companies throughout the US. Working collaboratively with our client borrowers, Clear Finance through its venture debt division offers flexible and fast-growth capital to companies that want to minimize their equity dilution. Our terms are structured for the needs of the clients and we can fund in less than a week.
Venture Debt Guidelines:
- Loan Amounts Up to $5 Million
- Terms up to 24 to 36 months
- Funding in as little as 5 business days
- Collateral is typically equipment, receivables and/or real estate.
Venture Debt vs Equity
What is the difference?
Venture debt is a loan, which means you’re lending money to a company in exchange for interest payments and repayment of the principal. Compared with equity financing, venture debt subjectively is considered safer because it’s not a permanent stake in your company (you can get your money back at any time) and it doesn’t give any control over how you run your business.
Venture debt usually has no set maturity date; instead, it’s repaid when an investor wants to sell their shares or when they’ve made enough progress to attract new investors (or both). If an investor chooses not to sell their stake in your company when they have the opportunity, then there will be no penalty except interest on what you’ve borrowed from them until then—and even that might be waived if things go well.
“Access The Capital You Need, When You Need It, Without The Hassle Of Lengthy Applications. Propel Your Business With A Working Capital Solution You Can Rely On.”
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We Can Help You With Flexible Funding Solutions That Works For You.