Venture Capital is a type of funding that helps new and growing businesses get the money they need to develop their products, expand their operations, and reach more customers.

SBA Loans are a type of funding designed to help small business owners access the money they need to start, grow, or sustain their business.

Crowdfunding is a way for entrepreneurs to raise money for their business by collecting small contributions from a large number of people, usually through online platforms. Unlike loans or venture capital, crowdfunding does not require giving up a large share of ownership or taking on debt.

Grants are a type of funding that businesses and entrepreneurs can receive from the government, non-profit organizations, or private foundations without having to repay the money. Unlike loans or venture capital, grants do not require giving up ownership in your company.

Revenue-based financing (RBF) is a type of funding where a business receives capital from investors in exchange for a percentage of its future revenue.

Refer to our Resources Page to learn about more options when it comes to accessing capital and what could be the best fit for you!