Funding for Franchises

Cover franchise fees, build-out costs, and working capital to open new locations with confidence.

The challenges

What franchise businesses are up against.

Opening and growing a franchise means significant upfront costs before a single customer walks through the door.

Franchise fees

Initial and ongoing franchise fees are substantial and due upfront.

Build-out costs

Meeting brand standards for a new location requires major construction and equipment spend.

Pre-opening working capital

You need cash for inventory, staffing, and marketing before the location earns.

Multi-unit expansion

Scaling to additional units multiplies the capital required ahead of revenue.

By the numbers

How we put capital to work.

$5M
Max funding
25 yr
SBA terms
100%
Equipment financed
48hr
Typical approval

Common uses of funding in franchise

  • Covering initial franchise fees
  • Funding a brand-standard build-out
  • Financing equipment for a new location
  • Pre-opening inventory and staffing
  • Marketing a grand opening
  • Expanding to additional units
In their words

Trusted by businesses like yours.

Green Coast helped me finance my second and third locations — SBA for the build-outs and a line of credit for the pre-opening costs. Their team understood the franchise model and made expansion feel achievable.

Brian Kim
Multi-unit Franchisee
Eligibility

Do you qualify?

Franchisees are well served by SBA loans, equipment financing, and lines of credit. Established operators with a proven brand qualify readily across our products.

  • 6+ months in businessA short operating history is enough for most of our products.
  • $15,000+ monthly revenueConsistent revenue shows capacity to repay.
  • 500+ credit scoreWe work with a wide range — stronger scores unlock better rates.

Open the next location with confidence.

Fund fees, build-out, and working capital. Apply in five minutes with no hard credit check.