Don’t drain your wallet to get the equipment you need.
Using the best equipment for your business is key element for maximizing efficiency and increasing sales. But state-of-the-art equipment isn’t cheap, especially when you’re just starting out. That’s why Equipment Leasing is a great financing alternative. Don’t drain your working capital or business line of credit. Get what you need for your small business or franchise to succeed – without using up your funding.
The Benefits of Equipment Leasing
The Equipment You Need
Equipment leasing programs can provide you with up to $2 million worth of the equipment your business needs – without breaking the bank. You can lease almost any type of equipment, including computers, software, printers, furniture, restaurant equipment, and more.
Affordable Terms and Variable Rates
Small business equipment leasing programs often offer two- to five-year terms with fixed payments. Interest rates vary based on the business industry, your credit history, and the type of equipment, but can range from 8.5% to 20%.
No Risk to Collateral or Credit
Equipment Leasing doesn’t force you to risk your home or other important personal assets as collateral, unlike many other forms of small business financing. And since equipment leasing programs don’t make you take on debt, you’ll preserve your credit score.
WHAT IS EQUIPMENT LEASING?
Equipment leasing is an alternative to purchasing equipment from your startup financing or out-of-pocket. Leasing programs let you get the equipment you need to maximize sales while managing your costs.
BENEFITS
- $10k + of funding
- Fast to fund
- Low deposits
CRITERIA
- 650+ credit score (existing business)
- 700+ credit score (new business)
- Credit utilization under 70%
Why Work With Guidant?
We’re the experts.
Over 20,000 small businesses have gotten their start with us. We know how to get you the money you need to start, buy, or grow your business or franchise.
We’ve got options.
Our full suite of funding options gives you a choice when it comes to financing your business or franchise. We’ll help you find the best option for you – or even combine multiple methods.
We’re with you.
We don’t stop supporting you after you get funded. We’re here for the life of your business. With our robust business services, we’re with you for the long-haul.
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Client Stories
Guidant is a perfect vehicle for small businesses to get established. We would not have been able to start the brewery without them.Suzie & Todd, Noda Brewing Company; Charlotte, NC For husband and wife Todd and Suzie, the key to spending more time together was small business ownership. With Guidant’s help, the couple transformed their long-time home-brew hobby into their dream business.
[Guidant walks] you through the entire process of buying a business. They make sure you are set up for success. You are in business for yourself, but you are not by yourself.Bohnne, Decorating Den; Nashville, TN After experiencing a series of layoffs, Bohnne was ready for a career makeover. She took control of her future and embarked on an encore career as a business owner.
We wanted to start our business using our 401(k) funds, but we had no idea how to do it. Our friend told us about Guidant Financial, and so we contacted them and had a great experience.Rand & Janeel, eyeSmith Sport & Fashion Optical; Kansas City, MO After raising eight children, Rand and Janeel were ready to start a new chapter for their family. The couple put their past business experience to good use and tapped into their retirement funds to start an independent eyewear business.
The one piece of advice I would give to entrepreneurs is [to] just go for it … There’s a lot of things you have to think about, but just say ‘yes, I’m going to do it.’Richard and Jo-Anne The Parsonage Inn; Cape Cod, ME After 30 years in the airline industry, traveling the world and raising five children, Richard and Jo-Anne wanted to tackle a new adventure: business ownership. Guidant helped the couple buy an existing business so they could enjoy being their own boss for once.
