Fairleaf Commercial Capital, a small-business funding broker in Spartanburg, SC, starts every request with a short form: contact details and business name, ranges for time in business, annual revenue and requested amount, and a consent checkbox. Fairleaf then calls to discuss the expense and the structures that fit. Fairleaf is a broker, not a lender; partners decide and set rates and terms.
After you press submit
- Fairleaf receives your name, contact details, business name and the three ranges you picked.
- We call to learn what the funding has to pay for, when, and how your customers pay you.
- We suggest one or two structures and list the records partners for those structures usually request.
- Only with your go-ahead does the request go to a lending partner, which reviews it and decides.
Why the form uses ranges
The form asks for revenue and the amount only as ranges, and leaves the purpose out; exact figures are easier to get right in conversation. Please do not type bank account numbers, Social Security numbers or statements into any field; partners collect documents through their own secure channels if they need them.
Consent and your information
Ticking the consent box allows Fairleaf to call, text or email you about this request. The privacy policy and SMS terms linked in the footer explain how your information is used and how to stop messages.
Read first, if you like
The process page sets out each step, and the broker disclosures explain where Fairleaf's role ends.
By Fairleaf Commercial Capital · Updated