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National Funding vs Straight Line Source
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| Attribute | National Funding | Straight Line Source Partner |
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| Lender type | Direct funder | Direct funder |
| Products offered | Working capital, Term loan, Equipment, Invoice financing | MCA, Working capital, Term loan, Line of credit, SBA, Equipment, Invoice financing, Payroll, Card processing |
| Published amounts | $6K – $500K | $10K – $2.5M |
| Pricing basis | Not disclosed | Not disclosed |
| Published rate | Not disclosed | Not disclosed |
| Disclosed fees | "$0 upfront costs" and "No-cost, no-obligation application" are published on /small-business-loans/. No origination, admin or underwriting fee amount is published. | 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 | 4–24 months | Not disclosed |
| Minimum credit score | 600 | 500 |
| Minimum time in business | 2 yrs | 6 mo |
| Minimum monthly revenue | Not disclosed | $10K/mo |
| Collateral required | No | No |
| Personal guarantee | Not disclosed | Not disclosed |
| States excluded | Not disclosed | Not disclosed |
| Industries excluded | Not disclosed | Not disclosed |
| Speed to fund | Funds in your account as fast as 24 hours | ~24 hours |
| Speed conditions | "Same day approvals"; page states funding speed depends on "underwriting guidelines, processing time by your bank, and receipt of required documentation" | "Once approved, funds can hit your account within 24 hours—often the same business day." |
| Headquarters | San Diego, CA | Uniondale, NY |
| Established | 1999 | Not disclosed |
| Next step | Enquire Review | Enquire Review |
Rates on this page are not directly comparable unless the pricing basis matches. A factor rate of 1.30 and an APR of 30% are different measures of different things — a factor rate is a multiple of the amount advanced with no time dimension, an APR is annualised. Read the pricing basis row before comparing the rate row.