Flexible Business Line of Credit

Draw what you need, when you need it—pay only for what you use.

Business Line of Credit

Flexible credit access that allows businesses to draw funds as needed and only pay interest on what they use. – Business expansion – Equipment upgrades – Debt consolidation – Working capital – Leasehold improvements

What is a Business Line of Credit?

A Business Line of Credit (LOC) is a flexible financing tool that gives business owners on-demand access to capital—without having to reapply for new loans each time. It functions like a credit card: you’re approved for a set credit limit, and you can draw funds as needed, repay, and reuse the credit repeatedly.

This revolving credit facility is perfect for managing short-term cash flow gaps, seasonal slowdowns, unexpected expenses, or daily operational needs.

How Does a Business Line of Credit Work?

A business line of credit from SQR Financial gives you flexible access to funds that you can use as needed—without the commitment of a lump-sum loan. Once approved, you’re assigned a credit limit (up to $1,000,000), and you can draw any amount up to that limit at any time.

You only pay interest on the amount you draw—not on the total credit line. This makes it a cost-effective way to manage working capital. For example, if you’re approved for $100,000 but only use $20,000, your interest is calculated only on the $20,000 you’ve accessed.

Repayment begins once you draw funds and is made through fixed weekly or monthly installments. As you repay what you’ve borrowed, that amount becomes available again for future use. This revolving structure ensures you always have capital on hand to cover short-term expenses or take advantage of new opportunities.

Unlike traditional loans, you don’t need to reapply each time you need cash. Your credit line stays open, giving you ongoing access to funding—making it an ideal solution for managing cash flow gaps, seasonal dips, or unexpected costs.

Think of it as a financial safety net: always ready when your business needs it, without tying up resources when it doesn’t.

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    Common Uses for a Business Line of Credit

    A business line of credit offers flexibility that fixed loans can’t. Here’s how business owners use it in real-world situations:

    ✔ Managing Cash Flow Between Payables & Receivables

    If your customers pay on net-30/60 terms but your bills are due sooner, an LOC bridges the gap without skipping a beat.

    ✔ Covering Seasonal Dips or Fluctuations

    Whether it’s the off-season or an industry slowdown, a credit line helps smooth out irregular revenue streams.

    ✔ Buying Inventory or Supplies

    Take advantage of vendor discounts or restock inventory without waiting for cash to accumulate.

    ✔ Handling Emergency Repairs or Equipment Breakdowns

    When your delivery van or POS system goes down, quick capital ensures you’re back in business without delay.

    ✔ Launching Marketing Campaigns

    Use available credit to fund advertising or promotions and repay as sales come in.

    ✔ Tapping Into Opportunities Quickly

    Grab limited-time deals, wholesale stock, or growth investments without having to apply for a new loan.

    Why Choose SQR Financial for Your Business Line of Credit?

    We tailor every line of credit to your business’s actual cash flow and operational rhythm—not one-size-fits-all templates. You get transparency, flexibility, and speed.

    • Fast Access to Funds – Draws often funded in <24 hours
    • Credit Limits Up to $1,000,000
    • Only Pay for What You Use
    • Revolving Access – Reuse your credit again and again
    • No Prepayment Penalties
    • Flexible Weekly or Monthly Payments

    Our team works with you to build a credit line that works in both slow and fast seasons

    How to Get a Business Line of Credit from SQR Financial

    Step 1: Apply Online in Minutes

    No hard credit pull to start. Submit basic info about your business.

    Step 2: Get Matched with the Best LOC Offers

    We evaluate your revenue, expenses, and goals—then find the right fit.

    Step 3: Get Funded and Start Drawing

    Funds can be available within 24–48 hours after approval.

    FAQs: Business Line of Credit

    How is a business line of credit different from a business loan?

    A term loan provides a fixed lump sum with scheduled repayment. A line of credit gives you flexible access to funds—you can draw, repay, and reuse capital as needed. You only pay interest on what you use, not the full credit limit.

    What are the qualifications for a line of credit?

    We typically look for:

    • 6+ months in business

       

    • $20,000+ in monthly revenue
    • Fair to good credit (600+ score)

    Even if you don’t meet all criteria, we may still offer alternatives like MCA or invoice factoring.

    How much can I borrow with a business line of credit?

    Credit limits range from $10,000 to $1,000,000 depending on your revenue, credit, and business history.

    How soon can I access funds after approval?

    Most approved applicants can draw from their line within 1–2 business days. Once the line is active, future draws are typically funded same-day.

    What’s the repayment structure like?

    Repayments are made weekly or monthly in fixed installments. Every draw has its own repayment plan, but it all happens under the umbrella of your main LOC account.

    Will using a line of credit impact my credit score?

    Applying won’t affect your credit (soft pull). If you accept a credit line, usage and repayment behavior may be reported—responsible use may improve your business credit profile.

    Are there prepayment penalties or fees?

    No. You can repay your balance early without penalties. You only pay for what you use, and there are no hidden charges for inactivity.

    Can I reuse the credit after repaying?

    Yes. A line of credit is revolving—once you repay what you’ve used, that amount becomes available again. It’s built to grow with your business.

    What industries typically use a business line of credit?

    We serve a wide range of industries, including:

    • Retail & eCommerce

    • Professional services

    • Restaurants & catering

    • Transportation & logistics

    • Construction

    • Healthcare
    What documentation do I need to apply?

    Usually, just basic documents like:

    • SQR Financial Application

    • Last 4 month of bank statements

    Additional documents may be requested based on the size of the credit line.