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CAN Capital vs Straight Line Source

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Attribute CAN Capital Straight Line Source Partner
On the record
7/9 published
8/9 published
Lender type Not stated Direct funder
Products offered Working capital, Term loan, Equipment MCA, Working capital, Term loan, Line of credit, SBA, Equipment, Invoice financing, Payroll, Card processing
Published amounts $2K – $400K $10K – $2.5M
Pricing basis Not disclosed Not disclosed
Published rate Not disclosed Not disclosed
Disclosed fees "For Term Loan the origination fee is 3% of the principal/funded amount and is automatically deducted from your business bank account the day after funding." No factor rate or fee schedule published. Site claims pricing is "fully transparent" and that all fees and rates are shown before commitment, but publishes no number.
Repayment frequency Variable with revenue Not disclosed
Term length 6–21 months Not disclosed
Minimum credit score 600 500
Minimum time in business 3 yrs 6 mo
Minimum monthly revenue Not disclosed $10K/mo
Collateral required Not disclosed No
Personal guarantee Yes Not disclosed
States excluded Not disclosed Not disclosed
Industries excluded Not disclosed Not disclosed
Speed to fund as fast as the next business day ~24 hours
Speed conditions "Once your business is approved, the funds will be sent to your business account as fast as the next business day"; average decision speed published as "< 30 min" "Once approved, funds can hit your account within 24 hours—often the same business day."
Headquarters Marietta, GA Uniondale, NY
Established 1998 Not disclosed
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