For business owners who think before they borrow

Not every dollar
fits every business.

You've done the thinking. Now let's see about funding.

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The baseline

Two numbers that matter.

Business capital works best when there's real cash flow behind it. If you meet both of these, you're in the right place.

$20K+
Monthly deposits into your business bank account. Consistent revenue, not your best month.
6+ months
In business with documented revenue. Not a startup, not a side project.
The filter

When capital fits — and when it doesn't.

Business capital is a tool. Like any tool, it works best when it's matched to the job.

Capital probably fits if:

You have a specific opportunity with measurable returns: a contract, equipment that generates revenue, inventory for a confirmed window. The capital pays for itself. You've done the math, not the hope.

Capital probably doesn't fit if:

You need it to keep the lights on. You're covering payroll gaps. You're hoping something changes. If your business can't survive without this money, it probably can't survive with it either. The debt just becomes another burden on an already strained situation.

The framework

Smart uses of capital
usually fall into three categories.

Timing Mismatches
If your business is profitable but the cash coming in doesn't line up with the cash going out, capital bridges the gap.
Asset Acquisition
If you need equipment, vehicles, or buildout that directly generates more revenue than it costs to finance.
Opportunity Compression
If there's a contract, discount, or window that won't wait for a bank's timeline, and the cost of waiting exceeds the cost of capital.
What happens next

No surprises. Here's
exactly how this works.

The next step is a short form — not a commitment. Here's what to expect.

1

A quick business profile. Takes about 15 seconds.

Basic information about your business, revenue, industry, and what you're looking for. Straightforward questions, mostly dropdowns. No credit pull. No Social Security number.

2

You'll know what to expect before anything happens

After you submit, a short video walks you through how the process works and what comes next.

3

A dedicated advisor reaches out. Typically the same day.

Not a sales call. A real conversation about your business, what you need capital for, and which product actually fits. If something doesn't make sense for your situation, they'll tell you. And point you toward what does.

4

Lenders compete for your deal

Instead of you shopping lender to lender, your profile is matched across 75+ commercial lenders competing for your deal. You review real options that move at the speed of your situation.

Our lending network

You've been careful.
So were we.

Behind everything we just walked you through is ROK Financial. We chose them because they operate the way we think. Honest about what fits. Thorough about what doesn't. And quite possibly the strongest lending network in this space.

This isn't one lender giving you one option. It's a network built to find what actually fits.

75+

Commercial lenders
in the network

4.9

Trustpilot rating
across 1,000+ reviews

All

Major capital products
term loans, LOC, SBA, equipment & more

Recent examples from the network

Real situations. Real math.

Anonymized summaries from businesses funded through the lending network. Different industries, different needs, same framework.

Dental Practice
Third operatory chair. Paid for itself in eleven months.
18 months in business. $120K/mo deposits. Needed $85K for chair + buildout. Cost of capital: $22K. First-year revenue from new chair: $190K. Came back for a second round.
Trucking
New rig. Secured a dedicated route within three weeks.
3 years in business. $45K/mo deposits. Needed $55K for a second truck. Secured a contract that covered the full payment within 14 months.
General Contractor
Bridged a $60K materials gap. Closed a $220K contract.
2 years in business. $80K/mo deposits. Had a signed contract but not the upfront cash for materials. Capital bridged the gap. Net profit after financing cost: $140K+.

All examples are anonymized. Terms, amounts, and timelines vary by profile and lender. Past outcomes do not guarantee future results.

When you're ready

See what fits.

If you meet the baseline, you're in one of the three buckets, and the math makes sense for your situation. The next step is reasonable.

You'll complete a brief business profile through ROK Financial. No obligation. No credit pull. Just a starting point.

If it fits, you'll know. If it doesn't, you'll know that too.

See What Fits

Takes about 15 seconds. No commitment.