Purpose first
Identify the main use of the requested funds and choose the amount that reflects the expense.
Business financing referrals · Repair businesses
Plan the purchases behind the repairs you take on.
Repair work often starts with a diagnosis and a parts order. Explain the tools, stock or workspace expense you need to cover, using the work already booked as context.
Repair businesses · funding preparation
A budget for the work ahead
Use completed jobs and realistic turnaround times when planning workshop spending. A backlog may reflect missing parts or specialist work rather than available cash.
Understand the process
What happens to a funding request
Business information
Share the business name, industry and recent operating information requested in the application.
Submission step
Review the contact permissions and your details before verifying the mobile number and submitting.
Spending priorities
What your request could cover
Specialist tools
Test equipment and specialist tools may open a different type of repair work. Include calibration, training and accessories required for the tools to be used safely.
Replacement parts
A part may need paying for before the repaired item can be returned to its owner. Separate regularly used components from items ordered for a specific customer.
Service space
Benches, secure storage and testing areas can change the workshop layout. Price those improvements together with any time the business cannot use the affected area.
Get the request in order
Get ready to describe your business
Use recent trading information when selecting the revenue and time-in-business ranges.
- 01Your business purpose and the proposed funding amount
- 02The business start date and monthly sales range
- 03Your company name, industry and estimated credit bracket
- 04The owner’s name, email and mobile contact details
Details about the referral
Our role in a funding request
Who may receive my application details?
Funding partners may purchase your application details from us and contact you about potential financing. We may refer a request to up to five partners and are paid even if it is not funded; we charge no application fee.
Who reviews the application?
Providers make their own decisions after considering the information they require. Submission alone promises neither approval nor a particular financing amount.
When could I hear about my request?
Do not treat the requested timing as a delivery commitment from a funding partner. Review can involve supporting documents and additional checks.
What happens when I confirm my contact details?
Before submission, review the sharing terms and the permission for partner communications. A one-time code checks access to your phone rather than replacing the consent review.
Start your request here
Describe the funding your business is considering
When the expense and timing are clear, use the form to submit your business funding request.