Service provided by our finance division, Think Business Loans
Think compare a vetted panel of around 100 trusted UK business lenders
Let us know how much you need to borrow and what you’ll use the finance for, and we’ll use smart data to find out more about your business.
We’ll compare different loans from a range of providers – from high street banks to alternative lenders - to find the right finance for your business.
Our tech-enabled team will answer any questions and take care of your application to help improve your chances of getting the nod for funding.
Your comparison is free. If you take out a loan, we’ll be paid a commission by the lender that is included in the rates we quote.
With so many business finance options, it can be hard to know where to start. Our team will help you find the right loan for your business.
The Recovery Loans Scheme (RLS) is a replacement for the CBILS, CLBILS, and Bounce Back Loan Schemes. These government-backed loans can be used to manage cashflow, investment and growth.
Unlike other business loans that are designed to help you buy assets or fund any expansion plans, working capital loans are designed to help your business cover its day-to-day costs.
If you’re owed money on outstanding invoices, but need the money now to cover cashflow, invoice finance allows you to borrow money against the amounts owed to you on unpaid invoices.
Any assets you have on your business balance sheet, including fixtures and fittings, machinery, IT equipment and software – can be used as security to release funds via asset finance.
If you need to cover a shortfall in funding, perhaps to buy a business property or carry out refurbishments, a bridging loan can cover costs in the short term until other finance is available.
A commercial mortgage is a long-term secured loan that is used to invest in a business property. Funding is usually available for 70-75% of a property’s value with repayment terms of up to 25 years.
Unsecured business loans mean to can take out business finance without putting up any assets, equipment, or property as security. Acceptance and terms based upon your business credit score.
If your business uses a PDQ card machine you could borrow money against future card transactions. This works in line with your business cashflow and isn’t reliant on having a good credit score.