Industries we serve

Fuel for the next location.

Franchising rewards operators who can move on the next unit. We fund franchise fees, build-outs, and multi-unit growth with financing that understands the model.

The challenges

What makes franchises funding different

We have funded enough franchises businesses to know exactly where the cash-flow pressure points are.

Hefty upfront fees and build-outs

Franchise fees, equipment packages, and construction must be paid before a single customer walks in.

Multi-unit growth capital

Scaling from one location to several requires capital faster than a single unit's profit can generate it.

Brand-mandated standards

Required remodels, equipment, and technology upgrades are non-negotiable and often expensive.

Ramp-up to profitability

New units take months to hit their stride, so you must fund operations before the location stands on its own.

Funding solutions

Funding solutions for franchises

Based on how franchises businesses actually operate, these are the products our advisors recommend most.

By the numbers

The franchises reality

$250K+
typical all-in cost to open a new franchise unit
Up to 25 yrs
SBA terms favored for franchise financing
$5M
available for multi-unit expansion
In their words

A franchises owner like you

“We went from two units to five in three years with Solstice. They understood the franchise model, structured an SBA loan for the build-outs, and financed the equipment packages. Their specialist made the paperwork painless.”
Olivia TrentMulti-unit Franchisee
Eligibility

Do you qualify?

Franchisees and multi-unit operators with 6+ months of operating history, $15,000+ in monthly revenue, and a 500+ credit score are encouraged to apply. SBA structures carry additional requirements.

  • 6+ months in business. Enough history to show us how you operate.
  • $15,000+ in monthly revenue. Steady revenue is what we care about most.
  • 500+ credit score. We weigh the full picture, not a single number.

Capital built for franchises.

Apply in five minutes and talk to an advisor who understands your trade.