Business funding

Money for the business you’ve already built.

You have customers, staff, and a business that works. What you need is room to keep up. Blackstone Financials works with established businesses across the United States.

Applying does not commit you to an offer.

  • Advances, loans, and credit lines
  • One short application
  • U.S.-based team
A café owner setting up the sign outside her shop before opening.

Who we work with.

Mostly owner-operated businesses with steady sales and a reason to grow.

A food business owner in an apron at his counter.

Restaurants & cafés

Payroll, produce, and the quiet weeks between busy ones.

A stylist working with a client in a salon.

Salons & barbershops

More chairs mean more supplies, usually before the next booking.

A shop owner standing behind the counter in her store.

Retail shops

Seasonal stock has to be paid for before the season starts.

A florist arranging flowers in a shop.

Makers & specialty

A bigger workshop means more work. It also means more rent.

Contractors, landscapers, and service businesses work with us too. Not sure whether you qualify? Apply and we’ll tell you.

What the money is for.

Most funding goes toward one of these. Often more than one.

Payroll and bills

Make payroll and rent when a month runs slower than expected.

Inventory

Order stock before the season starts instead of after it sells out.

Equipment

Repair or replace the equipment your team depends on every day.

Growth

Hire, open another location, or take the job you’ve been saying no to.

How it works.

The application is short. The conversation after it is the part that matters.

  1. Apply online

    Tell us your business name, the kind of funding you want, the amount you need, and any advances you’re carrying. It takes about two minutes.

  2. We look at your sales

    An underwriter reviews your application and gets back to you with the options that fit.

  3. You decide

    Review the terms in writing. If the offer works, sign and get funded. If it doesn’t, walk away.

Common questions.

If yours isn’t here, call or email us at (516) 751-4764 or [email protected].

Which type of funding is right for me?

It depends on what the money is for and how your business gets paid. Compare the options, pick one on the application, or choose “Not sure yet” and an underwriter will recommend one.

What is a merchant cash advance?

It’s an advance against future card sales, not a loan. You get the money up front and repay it through a share of the sales you make. Slower weeks mean smaller payments.

How much can I apply for?

It depends on the type of funding, your sales, and what the business can comfortably handle. Our options range from $5,000 to $10 million. Put the amount you need on the application, and an underwriter will tell you what’s available.

How fast can I get funded?

It depends on the file. Some move in a day; others take longer. We’ll give you a realistic timeline once we’ve seen your sales.

Where do you work?

Our office is in Carle Place, New York. We work with established businesses across the United States.

Do I need good credit?

Not necessarily. For most options we look mostly at your sales and cash flow. Your credit history can still affect the terms.

Do I need collateral?

Not for a merchant cash advance. Asset-based loans and commercial real estate loans are secured by assets or property, and invoice factoring is based on your invoices. We’ll tell you up front if an option needs collateral.

What do you need from me?

The application asks for your business name, phone, email, the type of funding, the amount you need, and any current MCA balances. If you move forward, we may ask for recent bank statements and, depending on the option, invoices, asset details, or tax returns.

What does it cost?

It depends on the option. Advances are priced with a factor rate; loans and lines of credit with interest or fees. Your cost, total repayment, and payment schedule are spelled out in writing before you sign.

See what your sales can support.

Apply online in about two minutes. Nothing happens until you agree to the terms.