FAQ
Most frequent questions and answers
Kage Capital helps small and medium-sized businesses get funding. We strive to be a trusted and committed partner to you, our customers. We make getting funding for businesses affordable, simple, and transparent.
We work with small and medium-sized businesses to connect them with much-needed capital. Kage Capital combines data science with a human touch, and we work directly with you to get the best company funding for your unique needs, so you can focus on your products and services.
Before asking “How do I apply for small business funding?” you should first consider whether the capital will help your business grow or help your business survive a crisis.
If you don’t have a good reason for business financing, the fees and payments can really add up.
However, if the business funding will help you buy new equipment, hire needed staff, or survive a crisis like the COVID-19 pandemic, then you should consider moving forward.
Our business funding options like merchant cash advances and invoice factoring are not credit dependent because these financing products are based on future sales instead of a credit report.
Similarly, equipment financing does not have as much emphasis on credit because the equipment can be used as collateral if you default on your loan. Many of our funding solutions can help you build business credit as well!
“Flexible” means that you can use the capital to fund whatever your business needs.
Some business funding is flexible in its usage, such as a working capital funding, business expansion funding, merchant cash advance, a business line of credit, or SBA loan.
However, some funding options are not flexible. Equipment financing can only be used to purchase or lease equipment. Any type of real estate funding will also be specific to funding a physical business location.