Solving Working Capital Challenges, No Matter How Complex.
Tailored Approach to Funding Your Business
When you partner with Seacoast Business Funding, you gain access to numerous solutions for your working capital needs.
We serve clients across a wide spectrum of sectors, including staffing, manufacturing, wholesale and distribution, and service industries. Our personalized approach to alternative lending means that you will work with a decision-maker every time you contact us. Our experts are always on-call to answer any questions you may have.
Examples of how we help clients include providing funding to a staffing company for payroll or to a company slowed down by extended payment terms of government contracts, through the purchase of outstanding invoices.
Our invoice factoring and asset-based lending solutions never require you to sacrifice your equity in exchange for the funding you need to maintain your momentum.
As your business funding company, we have the ability to be more flexible than many of our competitors, meaning we can fund most deals in as little as two weeks. Through the development of our relationship, we will get to know your business inside and out, learning as much as we can about who you are and what you do to ensure we provide you a customized solution that meets your objectives. It is no wonder so many of our clients sing our praises. We can do the same for you!
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Business Funding Services We Offer
Quickly access working capital instead of waiting on customer payments when you choose us to be your financing partner.
With us serving as your business funding partners, you can unlock working capital by using your company’s assets to reach your goals.
Brokers and legal and professional service providers, refer your clients to Seacoast Business Funding, an experienced long-term working capital partner that will assist in growing their businesses.
Seacoast Business Funding is Your Trusted
Asset-Based Lending and Accounts Receivable Factoring Partner
With quick access to decision makers we are able to react and fund quickly.
Our team has over 30 years of experience in the Factoring and Asset Based Lending industry.
Custom working capital solutions for complex financial challenges..
Access Flexible Capital
Seacoast Business Funding is comprised of industry experts, with over 60 years of experience creating custom Invoice Factoring, Accounts Receivable Financing, Payroll Funding, and Asset-Based Lending solutions.
When you implement a customized financing solution your business benefits by having a steady source of cash-flow to help you cover payroll, purchase raw materials & inventory, prevent operational delays, take advantage of supply-side discounts and offer extended terms to customers.
“Seacoast truly understands every aspect of our business and have helped us through consecutive years of growth. Seacoast has been a critical partner in our daily operations, delivering consistent support. The team always provides great professional service.”
– Ken H. CFO / COO
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“I just wanted to say thank you for sticking with us and the loyalty. We appreciate the trust and partnership. You’ve certainly earned our loyalty, and as we continue to grow I believe a lot of opportunity lies ahead.” – C.L., a Current Client of SBF A Partnership That Grows With You At Seacoast Business Funding, we believe that the true
A family-run business with over 50 years of expertise in manufacturing and distributing dairy products and restaurant supplies recently faced significant financial challenges.
Following a period of aggressive expansion—including entering new markets and acquiring a cold storage facility—the company found itself in need of additional working capital. However, with a highly leveraged balance sheet, their existing lender was unable to provide further support.
