

Working Capital Options
In partnership with ROK Financial
Disclosure: Working Capital Options is not a lender. We connect business owners with funding partners. Funding approval, terms, rates, and amounts are not guaranteed and depend on the lender/partner review, business revenue, time in business, and other qualifications.
Explore business funding options for payroll, inventory, equipment, expansion, materials, and cash-flow needs through our funding partner, ROK Financial.
Continue securely to ROK Financial’s funding application.
Payroll & Operating Expenses
Cover payroll, rent, vendors, and day-to-day expenses.
Inventory & Materials
Get the supplies or inventory you need to keep business moving.
Equipment & Repairs
Help cover equipment purchases, upgrades, or unexpected repairs.
Growth & Cash Flow
Use funding for expansion, marketing, or short-term cash-flow gaps.
Continue securely to ROK Financial’s funding application.
Want to Understand Your Funding Options First?
Watch this quick overview from ROK Financial to learn how different business funding options work.
1. Continue to ROK Financial
Click the button to securely continue to our funding partner.
2. Complete the Quick Application
Answer a few basic questions about your business and funding needs.
2. Review Available Options
If there’s a match, review the funding options available and decide what works for your business.
Continue securely to ROK Financial’s funding application.
6+ Months in Business
Established, active business operations.
Consistent Monthly Revenue
Providers may review sales activity or business bank deposits.
Verifiable Business Activity
Bank statements, sales history, or other business information may be requested.
A Real Business Funding Need
Funding may support payroll, inventory, equipment, marketing, expansion, or cash flow.
Checking your options will not affect your credit score.
Continuing to ROK Financial does not guarantee approval or funding. Funding options, terms, and availability depend on your business qualifications and the funding provider.