Send the equipment quote
Vendor invoice or spec sheet tells lenders the asset value and useful life.
Funding option
The equipment secures the financing, so rates stay lower. Finance machinery, vehicles or tech using the equipment itself as collateral.
Written and reviewed by the BFG Funds Editorial Team · Updated October 15, 2026
Overview
Because the asset itself is the collateral, equipment financing usually beats unsecured options on rate — often with little or nothing down and possible Section 179 tax treatment (ask your tax advisor).
How it works
Vendor invoice or spec sheet tells lenders the asset value and useful life.
Lenders review you and the equipment together, which helps keep the rate down.
Term length, down payment and end-of-term options such as a $1 buyout.
The lender pays the vendor directly and you take delivery — payments usually begin the next month.
Typical time to funding for this program: 2–5 business days.
Yes, many lenders finance used equipment. Age, condition and resale value affect the term and rate.
Strong applicants often qualify with little or nothing down. Newer businesses or lower credit scores may need 10–20% down.
A loan or $1 buyout lease builds ownership; a fair-market-value lease keeps payments lower when you plan to upgrade. Your tax advisor can tell you how each is treated for your business.
Draw only what you need, when you need it. Revolving capital that refills as you repay.
Learn moreCover payroll, inventory and seasonal gaps with fast, unsecured short-term funding.
Learn moreA lump sum with fixed payments and clear terms for planned expansion or big purchases.
Learn moreA few details are all we need to start. A funding specialist will look at what your business needs and come back with the options that fit — usually the same business day. There's no obligation.