Business funding by state
We place funding for small businesses in all 50 US states. State laws, licensing, and lender preferences vary — the pages below cover the biggest markets. If your state isn't listed, start the pre-qualification and we'll match you anyway.
California business funding
Working capital, LOCs, and MCAs for California small businesses — LA, SF Bay, San Diego, Sacramento, and beyond.
Texas business funding
Fast capital for Texas operators across Houston, Dallas–Fort Worth, Austin, and San Antonio.
Florida business funding
Funding for Florida businesses — Miami, Orlando, Tampa, Jacksonville, and statewide.
New York business funding
Capital for NYC and upstate NY small businesses — restaurants, retail, trades, and services.
Illinois business funding
Chicago-area and statewide Illinois small business funding, $5k–$5M.
We fund US businesses in all 50 states. Answer 5 short questions to see what you qualify for.
Check funding optionsHow business funding differs by state
The main funding products, such as lines of credit, term loans, equipment financing, SBA loans and merchant cash advances, are available across the US. What changes by state is mostly disclosure rules and the mix of local industries.
Some states, including California and New York, require commercial financing providers to show standardized cost disclosures on certain offers. That makes it easier to compare the true cost of an advance with a loan.
Wherever you are, the basic requirements through Outset Funding are the same: $10,000+ in monthly revenue and 6+ months in business. Rates, terms and approval are set by the lender.