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Keep your business moving when income doesn’t arrive on schedule.

Self-employed businesses often need to cover software, equipment and other expenses while waiting for client or project payments to arrive.

Working capital gives self-employed businesses another way to cover those timing gaps and keep the business moving through uneven income.

BRIDGE LATE PAYMENTS

Keep cash moving

Cover business expenses while waiting for client or project payments to arrive.

INVEST IN THE BUSINESS

Buy tools and software

Purchase the equipment, software and tools needed to keep work moving.

TAKE ON MORE WORK

Cover upfront project costs

Fund the expenses required to start larger projects before customer payments arrive.

PLAN FOR SLOWER PERIODS

Keep cash available

Maintain flexibility when revenue slows or larger business expenses come due.

BUILT AROUND YOUR BUSINESS

Capital built around how your business actually operates.

The right financing option depends on your business, what you’re looking to fund and how your cash moves. Tell us a little about your business and a Kanmon funding specialist will help determine the most appropriate path forward.

Tell us what you’re looking to fund.

Share a few details about your business and a Kanmon funding specialist will follow up to discuss your options.