Turn Your Unsold Inventory Into Instant Working Capital.
Stop letting your cash get trapped on warehouse shelves. Leverage your raw materials, finished goods, or in-transit inventory to access scalable, low-cost financing—no real estate collateral required.
Check Your Eligibility
Connect with an inventory lending specialist. Requesting a preliminary term sheet will NOT impact your credit score.
Inventory Liquidity Calculator
Input your current inventory value below to estimate how much instant working capital you could unlock without waiting for sales to clear.
Net Order Value (NOL) or Cost of Goods Sold value.
Financing Note: Warehouse financing allows you to draw down cash based on a percentage of your inventory's appraised value. Your exact Advance Rate depends on the liquidity, perishability, and market demand for your specific goods.
Projected Available Liquidity
Why Choose Warehouse Financing?
Understand how leveraging your inventory stacks up against traditional bank loans and unsecured debt.
| Funding Feature | Warehouse / Inventory Financing | Traditional Bank Loan | Unsecured Business Loan |
|---|---|---|---|
| Collateral Required | Your Existing Inventory | Real Estate or Heavy Equipment | None (Relies heavily on Personal Guarantee) |
| Cost of Capital | Moderate (Secured Asset) | Low (But very hard to qualify) | Very High (High Risk to Lender) |
| Scalability | Dynamic. Credit line grows as inventory grows. | Static. Requires new application to increase. | Static. Capped heavily by cash flow. |
| Time to Fund | 1 to 3 Weeks | 60 to 90+ Days | 24 to 48 Hours |
Built for Inventory-Heavy Industries
If you have millions tied up in physical products, warehouse financing is your ultimate growth lever.
Retail & E-Commerce
Perfect for preparing for Q4 holiday rushes. Buy massive bulk stock during seasonal peaks without depleting your operating cash flow.
Wholesale & Distribution
Bridge the long gap between acquiring goods from international suppliers and finally receiving payment from your domestic B2B buyers.
Manufacturing
Fund the massive purchase of raw materials needed for production, or leverage finished goods sitting in storage waiting for shipment.