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Growth Capital for Your Business

Funding to expand, scale, or seize the next opportunity, not to cover a shortfall. Devil Dog Marketplace, a National Business Capital partner, helps owners access fast, flexible growth capital.

$250K to $75MMFunding range
24-48 HoursOften funded once approved
75+Lender partners

What Is Growth Capital?

Growth capital is financing that funds expansion: hiring, new equipment, acquiring a competitor, opening a new location, or fulfilling a large contract. Unlike a rescue loan, growth capital is planned ahead of the opportunity, not after a cash shortage.

Growth Capital Options We Help You Access

Term Loans & Lines of Credit

A lump sum with fixed payments or a revolving line to manage cash flow, up to $10 million in as little as 24 hours.

Equipment Financing

Capital to buy or lease equipment, with the equipment itself as collateral, preserving your working capital.

Mergers & Acquisitions Funding

Strategic capital to acquire a competitor or facility without the typical acquisition headaches.

Working Capital Solutions

Flexible funding to cover payroll, inventory, or day-to-day operations while you scale.

Straight Answers

How fast can I get growth capital?

Most business owners can get funded in as little as 24-48 hours once approved, since we match you with the right lender from a network of 75+ partners instead of a single bank’s criteria.

How much growth capital can my business qualify for?

We help businesses access funding from $250K up to $75 million, depending on revenue, time in business, and the type of financing that fits your goals.

Do I need perfect credit to qualify?

No. Because banks lend based on rigid rules, many qualified businesses get turned away. Our lender partners look at the reality of your business: revenue, cash flow, and growth trajectory matter more than a single credit score.

What’s the difference between growth capital and a working capital loan?

Growth capital is typically used proactively to fund expansion (acquisitions, equipment, new locations) while working capital covers near-term operational needs like payroll and inventory. Many businesses use both together as they scale.

Not Sure Where You Stand?

Let’s talk it through. No pressure, just clear options for where your business is today.

  • Fast funding decisions
  • Flexible options, even with less-than-perfect credit
  • Transparent terms
Michael Fieger · Partner, National Business Capital · Funding FAQ · Client Stories