Government-Backed Financing
Government loan programs exist to help businesses grow, but most owners don't know what's available or how to access it.
CSBFL, TELP, BDC, and credit union programs offer better rates and longer terms than conventional lending, but the paperwork and eligibility requirements can be overwhelming.
We handle the process from start to finish: assessing what you qualify for, preparing your application properly, and matching you with the right lender.
You get the funding. We handle the complexity.
FUNDING THAT WORKS FOR YOU
Lower Rates. Longer Terms. Less Risk.
Government-backed loans are designed to reduce risk for lenders, which means better terms for you.
We help you take full advantage of programs most business owners never hear about.
The Canada Small Business Financing Loan (CSBFL) provides up to $1 million for equipment, leasehold improvements, and real property.
The Trade Expansion Lending Program (TELP) supports businesses looking to grow through trade or expand into new markets. BDC offers financing tailored to Canadian entrepreneurs, including options for working capital, equipment, and technology.
We also work with credit unions and institutional lenders who often move faster and offer more flexible terms than the big banks.
Each program has its own eligibility requirements and application process.
We determine which ones fit your situation, prepare your documentation, and manage the submission so you're not chasing paperwork.
CHECK YOUR ELIGIBILITY
Who Qualifies?
Government-backed financing is available to a wide range of businesses, but eligibility depends on your structure, financials, and intended use of funds.
You may be a good fit if:
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You're an incorporated business operating in Canada
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You have a credit score of 650 or higher
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You're a homeowner (for certain programs)
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You need funding for equipment, leasehold improvements, real property, or working capital
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You're launching a new location, acquiring a business, or expanding operations
Not sure where you stand?
We offer a free assessment to determine which programs you qualify for and what funding is realistic.
