Funding for Franchises.

Opening and scaling a franchise takes real capital up front. We fund the fees, build-outs, and multi-unit growth so you can expand.

The Reality

Franchises Funding Challenges.

Franchisees face franchisor fees, standardized build-outs, and the capital crunch of opening multiple units.

Franchise Fees

Initial and ongoing fees are due before a unit generates revenue.

Standardized Build-Outs

Brand-spec construction and equipment carry fixed, significant costs.

Multi-Unit Growth

Each new location needs capital before it starts earning.

Ramp-Up Period

New units take months to reach steady profitability.

Built for the Trade

Funding Solutions for Franchises.

Scalable capital for every stage of franchise growth.

SBA Loans

Finance a new unit or acquisition at the lowest long-term rates.

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Equipment Financing

Outfit a location with brand-spec equipment.

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Long-Term Loans

Fund multi-unit expansion over multiple years.

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$400K
Avg. funding
48hr
Typical funding speed
950+
Franchisees funded
$5M
Max loan
Where the Money Goes

What Franchises Operators Fund.

Franchise capital funds the fees, the build, and the next location.

Common Use Cases

  • Franchise & territory fees
  • Location build-outs
  • Brand-spec equipment
  • Multi-unit expansion
  • Working capital during ramp-up
From the Field

What They Say.

Ironclad helped us open our third and fourth units in the same year — SBA financing for the build and equipment financing for the kitchens. They get how franchise growth actually works.

★★★★★
Victor A.Multi-Unit Franchisee
Eligibility

Do You Qualify?

If you run a franchise business and meet our simple baseline, you're likely a fit. Checking your options is a soft pull and never affects your credit score.

See If You Qualify

The Baseline to Qualify

  • 6+ months in business
  • $15,000+ in monthly revenue
  • 500+ personal credit score

Scale Your Footprint.

Fund the next unit and keep growing.

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