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A Business Line of Credit Built Around Your Cash Flow.

Draw what you need, repay what you use, and reuse available credit as your business grows—with one dedicated funding expert guiding you from application to funding.

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How a line of credit works

Draw what you need. Pay for what you use. Credit replenishes as you repay.

A business line of credit gives you an approved limit you can tap when cash flow gets tight or an opportunity shows up. You only repay what you draw, and as you pay it down, that room opens back up to draw again—without starting a brand-new application every time.

  1. Draw what’s needed

    Request funds up to your available credit when payroll, inventory, repairs, or growth can’t wait.

  2. Pay for what you use

    You repay the amount you drew, on the schedule that comes with your offer—not the unused portion of your line.

  3. Your line replenishes

    As you repay, available credit comes back so you can draw again when the next need arises.

Why businesses choose a line of credit

  • Flexible access

    Keep capital on standby and draw only when you need it.

  • Cash-flow friendly

    Bridge gaps between invoices, seasons, and unexpected costs.

  • Personalized service

    One dedicated funding expert from application to funding, with no hand-offs.

  • Fast when it counts

    Same-day or 24-hour funding is available on select products, subject to approval.

Built for the road

Fuel, repairs, and slow-paying brokers.

Owner-operators and small trucking fleets live on cash-flow timing. Fuel and repairs don’t wait, and freight payments often do. A business line of credit can help bridge those gaps so you can keep rolling while you wait on invoices—and reuse available credit as loads pay out.

  • Fuel and downtimeDraw what you need for fuel, tires, or unexpected shop time, then repay as cash comes in.
  • Broker and shipper delaysCover operating costs when payments land later than the load.
  • Reuse the lineAs you repay, available credit typically comes back for the next stretch of road.

Getting started

Three steps from application to funding.

  1. Apply

    Tell us about your business and what you need.

  2. Review Your Options

    Your funding expert walks you through any offers.

  3. Get Funded

    If approved, accept terms and access your capital.

Who it’s for

Simple eligibility starting points

Providers set final approval rules. These are common starting points we look for before reviewing your options.

  • 6 monthsTime in business
  • $5k / monthBusiness revenue
  • Checking accountBusiness checking required
  • 500+Credit score

Meeting the minimums does not guarantee approval. Funding providers make the final decision. See the FAQ for more detail.

Other options

Additional funding products

If a line of credit isn’t the best fit, your funding expert can also explore these options.

  • Working Capital

    Cover payroll, inventory, and day-to-day operations.

  • Equipment & Expansion

    Fund equipment, new locations, and growth projects.

  • Term Loans

    Structured financing with set repayment terms.

FAQ

Line of credit questions

What is a business line of credit?

It’s revolving financing up to an approved limit. You draw funds as needed, repay what you used, and available credit typically replenishes so you can draw again—subject to your provider’s terms and approval of each draw.

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

A term loan usually delivers a lump sum with a fixed repayment schedule. A line of credit lets you draw only what you need, when you need it, and reuse available credit as you repay.

How fast can I get funded?

Funding times vary by product and provider. Your funding expert will walk you through expected timing for the options available to you.

Are you a lender?

No. Flex Business Lines is a funding broker, not a direct lender. Financing is provided by independent funding providers, which make all approval decisions and set rates and terms.

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Ready to explore a business line of credit?

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