Industry funding
Fund the next unit with confidence.
Franchise fees, build-out, and equipment for a new location add up fast. We provide capital that understands the franchise model and the playbook behind it.
The funding challenges franchise owners face.
Opening a franchise unit demands significant upfront capital across fees, build-out, and equipment before the first dollar of revenue.
Upfront franchise fees
Initial and territory fees are due before construction even begins.
Build-out costs
Meeting brand standards for a new unit requires substantial construction and fit-out capital.
Equipment packages
Franchises often mandate specific equipment, a large coordinated outlay.
Multi-unit growth
Scaling to additional units multiplies the capital needed, often faster than cash flow allows.
Funding solutions for franchise owners.
Long-term or SBA capital funds the unit; equipment financing covers the package.
Franchises by the numbers.
Common ways franchise owners put capital to work
- Covering initial and territory franchise fees
- Funding the build-out of a new unit
- Financing the brand-mandated equipment package
- Scaling to additional units
Testimonial
We took our concept from one location to four with Meridian behind us. They understood the franchise model and structured each unit's financing so the cash flow actually worked.
Multi-Unit Franchisees
Do you qualify?
Most franchise owners that meet these baselines can get funded. If you're close, apply anyway — we read the whole business.
- 6+ months in business under current ownership
- $15,000+ in average monthly revenue
- 500+ personal credit score
- A U.S.-based business with an active business bank account
Built for franchise owners
Open your next location.
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