Find out who lends to businesses like yours

This site shows, from public records, which lenders have made loans like the one you need. The search asks for no name, no email and none of your numbers.

Three questions

1. What kind of business is it?

2. Where is it?

3. About how much do you need?

A rough number is fine. You can leave this blank.

We do not ask your name, and nothing you pick here is saved. It only looks up public records about SBA loans.

Is the loan for a building instead of a business?

1. What is the building?

2. Where is it?

3. City or county (optional)

4. About how much do you need?

A rough number is fine. You can leave this blank.

We do not ask your name, and nothing you pick here is saved. It only looks up public records about loans on apartments and rental homes.

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What this is

A free record of who actually lends on what in America, built from government filings. It answers one question: has this lender made a loan like the one I need? For example, from Oct 2023 through Sep 2026, 170 lenders made 590 SBA 7(a) loans to car washes. A typical one was $470,000.

Then you contact the lender yourself. A lender's page shows its website, and its main phone number where the public record or the lender's own site gives one. Where we have no number, the page says so. The search has nothing to fill out.

How to read a result

Done this: Public records show this lender has made two or more loans like yours.
Done one like it: It made one, or made loans close to yours.
Holds this kind of loan: It has an office near you and a book of this kind of loan, but no public record of individual loans.

Beside each result are five words, Kind, Size, Purpose, Place and Recent, with a dot beside each. A filled dot means a recorded loan shows it. A half dot means something else suggests it. An empty dot means nothing public tells us.

What we cannot tell you

Whether any of these lenders is taking new loans today.
Their minimum coverage, maximum leverage, recourse and fees, unless they have told us.
Whether they take brokers, beyond what the public record shows.
Anything about your borrower. This is not a quote, a rate offer or a prediction of approval.

Only a lender can tell you whether it will lend to you, and on what terms.

What it costs you

Nothing. Borrowers are never charged anything here, and we are not paid when you call a lender.

Before you call

Have the basics ready: what the loan is for, about how much you need, and what you are buying or fixing. A lender will ask for more than this, and it should ask you directly, not through this site. Legitimate lenders here will not ask you to pay through this site.

Check your own numbers first. These run in your browser and send nothing anywhere.

SBA does not require you to use an agent or broker for a loan application. SBA has not reviewed or endorsed this site.

Who runs this

We publish data about lenders and sell advertising. We are not a bank or lender, and we do not make credit decisions, take applications, negotiate terms or arrange loans through this site. Using this site creates no broker, advisory or fiduciary relationship. Commercial-purpose loans only. Nothing here is an offer to lend or a promise that any lender will offer you a loan.

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