If you are exploring how to open a Jamba franchise, securing the right financing is one of the most important decisions you will make as a new franchise owner. Jamba - formerly known as Jamba Juice - is one of the most recognized health-focused quick-service brands in the United States, and opening a location requires a well-structured funding plan that covers everything from your initial franchise fee to equipment, build-out, and working capital. This guide covers every financing option available to Jamba franchise owners, explains how to qualify, and shows you exactly how Crestmont Capital helps entrepreneurs like you secure the capital needed to open your doors.
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Jamba was founded in 1990 in San Luis Obispo, California - originally under the name Jamba Juice - by Kirk Perron, who wanted to create a convenient, health-forward alternative to traditional fast food. The concept was built around freshly blended smoothies, fruit juices, and wellness shots, catering to a growing consumer base interested in nutrition, energy, and an active lifestyle. In 2019, the brand dropped "Juice" from its name to better reflect its expanded menu of bowls, boosts, and food items, becoming simply "Jamba."
Today Jamba operates more than 850 locations across the United States and internationally, with the vast majority as franchise-operated units. The brand is owned by Focus Brands, the same parent company behind Auntie Anne's, Cinnabon, Carvel, Jamba, McAlister's Deli, Moe's Southwest Grill, and Schlotzsky's. This corporate backing provides franchisees with significant operational support, marketing infrastructure, and supply chain advantages that independent smoothie concepts simply cannot match.
What makes Jamba an attractive franchise opportunity today? Several key factors stand out:
The franchise agreement with Jamba includes a royalty fee of approximately 6% of gross sales and an advertising fund contribution. These fees are consistent with industry norms for QSR brands of this caliber and should be factored into your cash flow projections when structuring your financing.
For entrepreneurs evaluating the health and wellness QSR segment, Jamba occupies a unique and defensible position. Its long history, corporate backing, and alignment with durable consumer trends make it a brand that lenders view favorably - which is one reason Jamba franchise financing tends to be more accessible than financing for unproven startup concepts.
Understanding the complete cost picture before approaching any lender is essential. Lenders will want to see a detailed use-of-proceeds breakdown that accounts for every major expense category. Here is a comprehensive overview of what it costs to open a Jamba franchise:
The initial franchise fee for a Jamba location is approximately $35,000 for a traditional location. Multi-unit development agreements may offer reduced per-unit fees for franchisees committing to open multiple locations. This fee grants access to the Jamba brand, proprietary recipes and systems, and initial training support from corporate.
Jamba locations typically require between 600 and 1,400 square feet depending on the format. Leasehold improvements - including construction, fixtures, signage, flooring, and utility upgrades - typically range from $75,000 to $250,000 depending on the condition of the space and the specific build-out requirements. Taking over a previously built-out smoothie or juice space can significantly reduce this cost.
Commercial blenders (including the high-powered Vitamix units that are central to the Jamba operation), refrigeration, display coolers, prep surfaces, point-of-sale systems, and smallwares collectively represent a significant equipment investment. Budget approximately $40,000 to $100,000 for equipment. This is an area where equipment financing is particularly effective, since the equipment serves as collateral and allows you to spread costs over 2-7 years with fixed payments.
Most franchise advisors and lenders recommend having 3-6 months of operating expenses available as working capital when you open. For a Jamba franchise, this typically means having $30,000 to $80,000 available to cover payroll, ingredient costs, rent, utilities, and other ongoing expenses while you build your customer base. Undercapitalized franchise openings are one of the leading causes of early-stage failure, making working capital funding a critical priority.
Your opening inventory of fresh fruit, juices, boosts, and other ingredients typically costs $5,000 to $15,000. Ongoing ingredient purchasing is typically managed through Jamba's approved supplier relationships, which provide cost consistency through centralized procurement.
Jamba requires franchisees and key managers to complete an initial training program at corporate headquarters and/or at approved training locations. Budget $5,000 to $15,000 for training fees, travel, lodging, and related expenses during the pre-opening period.
A well-executed grand opening campaign - including social media advertising, local print, sampling events, and loyalty program enrollment - typically costs $10,000 to $20,000. Your first 90 days set the trajectory for customer awareness, so this investment is genuinely important.
| Cost Category | Estimated Range |
|---|---|
| Initial Franchise Fee | $35,000 |
| Real Estate / Leasehold Improvements | $75,000 - $250,000 |
| Equipment and Smallwares | $40,000 - $100,000 |
| Working Capital | $30,000 - $80,000 |
| Initial Inventory | $5,000 - $15,000 |
| Training and Travel | $5,000 - $15,000 |
| Grand Opening Marketing | $10,000 - $20,000 |
| Total Estimated Investment | $200,000 - $515,000+ |
These figures are estimates based on available franchise data and industry averages. Your actual costs will depend on your market, site conditions, local construction costs, and other factors. Always request the current Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD) from Jamba corporate for the official Item 7 investment figures before making any financial commitments.
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Apply Now - It's FreeThere is rarely a single "best" way to finance a Jamba franchise. Most successful franchise owners use a combination of loan products that are each suited to different aspects of the startup investment. Here are the primary financing options available:
SBA 7(a) loans are often the gold standard for franchise financing. The Small Business Administration's flagship lending program provides qualified borrowers with access to up to $5 million in funding with repayment terms of up to 10 years for working capital and equipment and up to 25 years for real estate. Down payment requirements are typically 10-20% of the total project cost, making SBA loans one of the most accessible options for new franchise owners who may not have a large cash reserve.
The SBA does not lend directly - instead, it guarantees a portion of the loan through an approved lender, which reduces the lender's risk and enables more favorable borrowing terms. Interest rates on SBA 7(a) loans are variable and tied to the Prime Rate plus a lender margin. For Jamba franchise financing specifically, SBA loans work well because they can cover franchise fees, construction, equipment, and working capital all under one umbrella structure.
According to the SBA's official lending programs page, the 7(a) program is the agency's primary vehicle for providing financial assistance to small businesses. Franchise businesses are specifically recognized under SBA guidelines, and Jamba's inclusion in the SBA Franchise Directory (under Focus Brands) streamlines the approval process for borrowers.
The SBA 504 program is designed for major fixed-asset investments, including commercial real estate and large equipment purchases. If you are acquiring commercial property for your Jamba location rather than leasing, or making a significant long-term equipment investment, the 504 program may be appropriate. It typically involves a certified development company (CDC), an approved SBA lender, and the borrower contributing portions of the total project cost.
Equipment financing is one of the most effective tools for Jamba franchise owners, given the importance of commercial blenders, refrigeration units, display coolers, and POS systems in the operation. Equipment loans use the equipment itself as collateral, which means lower credit requirements and faster approvals compared to unsecured lending. Terms typically range from 2-7 years with fixed monthly payments, which makes budgeting straightforward.
A business line of credit is a revolving facility that lets you draw funds as needed and repay them on an ongoing basis. This is particularly valuable for managing working capital during seasonal fluctuations - something relevant for smoothie and juice concepts that often see weather-driven demand patterns. Rather than taking a large lump-sum working capital loan, a line of credit lets you borrow only what you need, reducing total interest costs.
Small business loans in term loan form provide a lump sum that you repay over a fixed period. For franchisees with existing business operations or strong personal financials, conventional term loans can be faster and require less documentation than SBA loans. Funding can happen within days rather than weeks, which matters in competitive real estate markets where good locations move fast.
Fast business loans are short-term instruments designed for time-sensitive capital needs. If you need to move quickly to secure a lease, bridge a construction funding gap, or cover an unexpected pre-opening cost, fast business loans can provide capital in as little as 24 hours. These are best used strategically for specific short-term needs rather than as a primary financing vehicle.
Long-term business loans with 5-10+ year terms are well-suited for franchise investments where you need extended repayment schedules to keep monthly cash flow comfortable while the business ramps up. For a Jamba franchise with a total investment of $300,000 to $500,000, a long-term structure can make debt service manageable from the very first month of operations.
Once your Jamba location is open and generating revenue, revenue-based financing can provide capital for expansion, remodeling, or additional marketing. Repayment is structured as a percentage of daily or weekly sales, which means payments flex automatically with your business performance. This can be a powerful tool for growing franchisees who want to expand without taking on rigid fixed-payment obligations.
Pro Tip: Combine Loan Products
Most experienced franchise advisors recommend using a combination of loan products rather than a single large loan. For example: an SBA 7(a) loan for leasehold improvements and working capital, paired with dedicated equipment financing for your commercial blenders and refrigeration units. This approach often results in better overall rates, lower monthly payments, and more financial flexibility during your ramp-up period.
Financing a franchise like Jamba is actually more straightforward than financing a brand-new startup concept. Here is why: lenders can evaluate historical performance data from existing Jamba locations to assess the risk profile of your proposed unit. The proven brand, established operating systems, and corporate support from Focus Brands all reduce perceived lender risk compared to an unproven independent concept.
Here is a step-by-step overview of how the franchise financing process typically works:
Before approaching any lender, develop a detailed pro forma financial model covering all startup costs and projected operating performance for at least 3 years. Include every expense category - franchise fee, construction, equipment, working capital, marketing, and a 15-20% contingency for cost overruns. Your model should demonstrate how your projected revenue will cover operating expenses and debt service with appropriate margin.
Most franchise lenders require that the borrower invest meaningful personal capital in the project - typically 10-30% of the total cost. This equity injection demonstrates your financial commitment and reduces the loan-to-value ratio. Sources of equity include personal savings, 401(k) rollover for business startups (ROBS), home equity, or contributions from business partners.
Work with a franchise financing specialist to identify the optimal combination of loan products for your situation. Variables to consider include your credit profile, available equity, timeline, and the specific cost breakdown of your project. Crestmont Capital can review your numbers and recommend a structure that maximizes your chances of approval while minimizing your total borrowing cost.
Lenders will typically require: personal financial statements, personal tax returns (2-3 years), business tax returns if applicable, bank statements (3-6 months), a business plan with financial projections, the Jamba Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD), a copy of your franchise agreement or letter of intent, and documentation of your site selection or lease terms.
Once your application and documentation are complete, the lender reviews your profile and evaluates the business case. SBA loans typically take 2-6 weeks from complete submission to approval. Conventional and alternative loans from Crestmont Capital can often be approved in 24-48 hours.
After approval, you complete the loan closing process - signing documents, satisfying remaining conditions - and receive your funds according to the agreed use-of-proceeds schedule. Construction-related loans are often funded in draws tied to specific project milestones.
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Your Jamba Franchise Financing Journey - At a Glance
Lender requirements vary by loan product, but here is a general overview of what most franchise lenders look for when evaluating a Jamba franchise loan application:
For SBA loans, most lenders prefer a personal credit score of at least 650-680. Conventional business term loans typically require 680 or higher. That said, credit score is one factor among many. Your experience, assets, equity contribution, and business plan all influence the final decision. Borrowers with lower scores may still qualify for equipment financing or alternative funding products.
Food service, retail, or relevant management experience strengthens your application significantly. Lenders want to see that you understand how to run a customer-facing operation. If you have managed a team, operated a business, or worked in food service - document this experience thoroughly in your application and business plan.
SBA lenders typically require 10-20% of the total project cost as a borrower equity contribution. For a $350,000 total Jamba project, that means having $35,000 to $70,000 in personal funds ready to invest. Alternative lenders may have different equity requirements depending on the specific product.
Lenders assess whether your existing personal debt obligations are manageable in the context of your income and the proposed new debt. As a general benchmark, total debt service (existing plus new) should not exceed 40-50% of gross income. This is evaluated case by case.
Many SBA lenders look for personal net worth approximately equal to or greater than the loan amount. This means having meaningful assets - real estate equity, retirement accounts, investment portfolios, or other holdings - that demonstrate financial stability even in a challenging operating environment.
A thorough, realistic business plan with well-supported financial projections can be a decisive factor in loan approval. According to data from the U.S. Census Bureau, businesses with formal written plans have significantly higher survival and growth rates than those without. Your plan should address market analysis, competitive landscape, operational approach, staffing model, and detailed financial projections covering at least 3 years.
The proposed location will be evaluated as part of the underwriting process. Lenders want to see that the site makes business sense: appropriate traffic patterns, demographics aligned with Jamba's customer base, reasonable lease terms, and a competitive environment that gives your location a genuine chance to succeed.
Important Note on Franchise Approval
Lender qualification for a franchise loan is separate from franchisor qualification to become a Jamba franchisee. You must satisfy both Jamba's requirements (financial qualifications, background check, training completion) and your lender's requirements (credit, experience, equity) to move forward. Start both processes simultaneously to avoid delays.
Because SBA loans are so frequently used for franchise financing, it is worth taking a closer look at how they work and what specifically makes them advantageous for Jamba franchise applicants.
The SBA 7(a) program was designed with small business owners in mind. For franchise borrowers specifically, several features make it especially attractive:
A significant advantage for Jamba franchise applicants is that Focus Brands - Jamba's parent company - is included in the SBA's Franchise Registry. This means SBA lenders do not need to conduct an independent review of the franchise agreement structure, which can save weeks in the underwriting process and reduces the documentation burden on borrowers.
For most Jamba franchise applicants, the SBA 7(a) program is the better fit because it covers working capital and franchise fees alongside construction and equipment costs. The SBA 504 program is more appropriate when you are purchasing commercial real estate or making large fixed-asset investments. If you are leasing your space (as most Jamba franchisees do), the 7(a) is the right starting point.
Expect the SBA loan process to take 4-8 weeks from initial application to funded loan. This timeline depends on the completeness of your documentation package, the lender's processing speed, and any SBA review requirements. Starting the process early - ideally before you need the funds - is essential. Crestmont Capital can help you assemble a complete, clean documentation package to minimize delays.
Crestmont Capital is rated among the top business lenders in the country, and we have worked with franchise operators across dozens of brands to structure financing that actually fits their business model and financial profile. Here is what sets us apart for Jamba franchise borrowers:
Unlike lenders who are limited to one or two products, Crestmont Capital has relationships with a broad network of lending partners and can structure transactions using SBA loans, equipment financing, term loans, lines of credit, and alternative funding sources. This means we can build a complete financing package for your Jamba franchise - not just hand you one loan and send you elsewhere for the rest.
Our online application takes a few minutes to complete, and pre-qualification decisions are typically available within 24-48 hours. In a market where good franchise locations can be leased within days, speed matters. You do not want to lose your ideal site because your financing was still being sorted out.
Our team has extensive experience working with restaurant and food service franchise borrowers. We understand the cost structure, seasonal patterns, and risk profile of QSR franchise operations like Jamba. That expertise translates into better loan structures, more informed underwriting conversations, and a higher approval rate for our franchise clients.
Not every aspiring franchisee has a perfect credit history. If you have had past credit challenges, Crestmont Capital can often find paths forward that conventional bank lenders would decline. Equipment financing secured by your commercial blenders and refrigeration units, alternative term loan products, or structured deals that weight your experience and equity contribution over credit score alone - these are tools we use regularly for franchise borrowers who deserve a shot at ownership.
If you are an experienced operator planning to open multiple Jamba locations, Crestmont Capital can structure financing packages that support sequential expansion or simultaneous multi-unit development. Growing your franchise portfolio requires a lending partner who thinks strategically - and that is exactly the kind of relationship we build with our franchise clients.
Every Crestmont Capital client gets a dedicated loan advisor who stays with their transaction from application through funding. No call centers, no getting transferred between departments, no confusion about where your deal stands. One person. One relationship. The kind of service that actually makes the process work.
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Apply NowTo illustrate how financing works in practice, here are six realistic scenarios representing the types of borrowers who pursue Jamba franchise loans:
Angela is a 34-year-old marketing professional who has been a loyal Jamba customer for years. She has a credit score of 720, $80,000 in personal savings, and wants to open a single Jamba location in a suburban strip center near a fitness studio. Her total estimated project cost is $320,000.
Financing Structure: Angela uses an SBA 7(a) loan for $260,000 (covering leasehold improvements, equipment, franchise fee, and working capital) and injects $80,000 in personal equity as a 25% down payment. Her monthly SBA loan payment at a 10-year term is approximately $2,800. Projected monthly sales of $40,000-$55,000 with healthy QSR margins makes debt service very manageable.
Outcome: Approved in 4 weeks. Angela opens her location near the fitness studio and quickly builds a loyal customer base among health-conscious gym members. She achieves break-even within 9 months.
Marcus has operated a smoothie kiosk independently for 6 years with consistent revenues. He wants to convert to the Jamba brand to benefit from Focus Brands marketing support and the brand's national recognition. His total conversion cost is $175,000.
Financing Structure: Because Marcus has an existing operating business with documented revenue history, he qualifies for a conventional business term loan of $150,000. The loan is approved in 72 hours. Marcus uses the funds to complete the Jamba build-out requirements, purchase approved equipment, and fund his grand opening campaign.
Outcome: Sales in the first month under the Jamba brand are 35% higher than his previous independent average. The loan is repaid in 3.5 years.
Rachel is an experienced multi-unit operator with two existing Jamba locations that have been profitable for 3+ years. She has signed a development agreement for three more locations in a new market and needs approximately $900,000 in total financing across all three units.
Financing Structure: Crestmont Capital structures a financing package using separate SBA 7(a) loans for each new unit (maximizing loan limits and allowing independent underwriting per location), with equipment financing for the commercial blenders and refrigeration at each site. Rachel's demonstrated track record as a Jamba operator is a major factor in securing competitive terms.
Outcome: All three locations funded within 60 days. Rachel's portfolio grows to five Jamba locations, positioning her for further expansion in the region.
David has a unique opportunity to open a Jamba location inside a regional airport terminal under a licensing agreement with the airport authority. The build-out is more expensive due to airport construction requirements, with a total project cost of $450,000. He has $75,000 to invest personally and a credit score of 680.
Financing Structure: The airport concessionaire agreement - which includes guaranteed foot traffic - actually strengthens the lender's view of the opportunity. Crestmont Capital structures an SBA 7(a) loan for $375,000 with David's $75,000 as the equity injection. The non-traditional location requires some additional documentation, but the projected revenue profile is compelling.
Outcome: David opens in the airport terminal and achieves significantly higher sales volume than a typical strip center location. The strong revenue enables early principal reduction on his loan.
Vanessa has 8 years of food service management experience and genuine passion for the Jamba brand. A medical event 3 years ago impacted her credit, bringing her score to 615. She has $50,000 available to invest and a total project cost of $250,000.
Financing Structure: Standard SBA programs require a higher credit score, so Crestmont Capital structures the deal using equipment financing for the commercial equipment ($80,000, secured by the equipment itself) plus an alternative term loan ($125,000) available to borrowers in the 600-640 score range. The blended rate is higher than SBA terms, but the financing gets done.
Outcome: Vanessa opens her franchise and operates it profitably for 18 months. As her credit score rebuilds above 680, she refinances the alternative term loan into a lower-rate SBA product.
Tom has operated a profitable Jamba location for two years. He has noticed that Q1 (January - March) typically shows a 20-25% revenue decline from his Q3 peak, creating cash flow stress in early spring. He wants to establish a credit facility to smooth this out.
Financing Structure: Crestmont Capital helps Tom secure a business line of credit of $60,000. He draws on it during the winter months to cover payroll and fixed costs, then repays from the higher summer revenues. The line replaces the need to tap personal savings or take on higher-cost merchant advances during slow periods.
Outcome: Tom's cash flow stabilizes significantly in year 3. He uses the financial breathing room to invest in marketing during slow periods, which reduces the seasonal revenue gap over time.
The total investment to open a Jamba franchise typically ranges from $200,000 to $515,000 or more, depending on location format, real estate conditions, and build-out complexity. The initial franchise fee is approximately $35,000. Most franchisees need external financing to cover a significant portion of the total investment. Always request the current Franchise Disclosure Document from Jamba corporate for official Item 7 figures.
SBA 7(a) loans are often the best fit for first-time Jamba franchise owners due to low down payment requirements, long terms, and the ability to cover multiple cost categories in one loan. Equipment financing is also highly effective for the commercial blenders and refrigeration. Most successful franchise owners use a combination of products tailored to their specific financial situation.
SBA lenders generally prefer a personal credit score of 650-680 or higher. Conventional term loans typically require 680+. Equipment financing can be more accessible for borrowers with lower scores since the equipment serves as collateral. Crestmont Capital works with a range of credit profiles and can often find solutions for borrowers who do not meet traditional bank requirements.
SBA loans typically require a 10-20% equity injection from the borrower. For a $350,000 project, that means having $35,000 to $70,000 in personal funds to invest. Equipment financing often requires little or no down payment since the equipment serves as collateral. Your total down payment requirement will depend on which loan products you use and your overall financial profile.
Jamba's profitability depends heavily on site selection, local competition, operator execution, and market demographics. The brand benefits from strong consumer trends toward health and wellness, a loyal customer base, and the operational support of Focus Brands. Review Item 19 of the Franchise Disclosure Document for financial performance representations from existing locations, and speak with current franchisees to get a realistic picture of what to expect.
From complete application to approval, SBA 7(a) loans typically take 4-8 weeks. Because Focus Brands (Jamba's parent) is registered in the SBA Franchise Directory, the lender does not need to independently review the franchise agreement structure, which can save time. Crestmont Capital helps borrowers assemble clean, complete documentation packages to minimize processing delays.
Yes. SBA 7(a) loans are highly flexible and can cover construction and leasehold improvements, equipment purchases, franchise fees, and working capital - all within a single loan structure. This is one of the primary advantages of SBA financing for franchise startups: the ability to address multiple cost categories without assembling multiple separate loans.
Jamba charges a royalty fee of approximately 6% of gross sales, plus contributions to the brand's national advertising fund. These ongoing fees should be factored into your cash flow projections when modeling financial performance and determining how much debt service you can comfortably carry from operations.
Most lenders will require: personal financial statements, 2-3 years of personal tax returns, business tax returns if applicable, 3-6 months of bank statements, a business plan with financial projections, the Jamba Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD), a copy of your franchise agreement or letter of intent, and lease documentation for your site. Crestmont Capital provides a specific checklist based on the loan type you are applying for.
Yes. While prior franchise experience is helpful, it is not required. Lenders primarily want to see relevant operational or management experience, a well-prepared business plan, adequate personal equity, and a reasonable credit profile. First-time franchisees with strong backgrounds in food service, retail, or management regularly obtain SBA and conventional franchise loans when they present a thorough, credible application.
Jamba may provide financing resources or referrals through Focus Brands' franchisor support programs. However, franchisees are not required to use any specific lender and are free to work with any qualified lender they choose. Working with an experienced franchise lender like Crestmont Capital often results in better loan terms, more flexible structures, and a faster process than working with a general-purpose bank that does not specialize in franchise financing.
Yes. Multi-unit franchise financing is available for qualified borrowers with strong financial profiles and demonstrated operational capability. Experienced operators can often structure financing for 2-3 locations simultaneously or establish a development financing framework for sequential expansion. Crestmont Capital has structured multi-unit franchise deals across many brands and can help you plan a growth financing strategy.
Equipment financing is a standalone loan secured specifically by the equipment being purchased. It typically has faster approval (24-48 hours), does not require a down payment in many cases, and carries terms of 2-7 years. SBA loans can also cover equipment as part of a broader package but involve more documentation and longer processing. Many franchise owners use both: SBA for construction and working capital, equipment financing for the kitchen and tech assets.
Fast business loans can provide capital within 24-48 hours for time-sensitive needs like securing a lease deposit or locking in a site. These can bridge the gap while a larger SBA or conventional loan is processed in parallel. Crestmont Capital specializes in structuring bridge solutions for franchise operators who find the right location before their primary financing is in place.
The financing mechanics are similar across most QSR franchise brands - SBA loans, equipment financing, and term loans are used universally. What differs is the total investment amount, the equipment mix, and lender familiarity with the brand. Jamba benefits from being part of Focus Brands, which is well-known to franchise lenders, which generally makes underwriting more straightforward than for lesser-known independent concepts.
Your Jamba Franchise Financing Roadmap
Opening a Jamba franchise is an exciting opportunity for entrepreneurs who want to operate in the growing health and wellness space, backed by one of the most recognized smoothie brands in the country and the operational support of Focus Brands. The investment is substantial - typically ranging from $200,000 to over $500,000 - but it is very financeable for the right borrower with the right lending partner.
The key is approaching franchise financing strategically. Understand your total capital need, determine the right loan structure for your specific situation, and work with a lender who specializes in franchise financing - not one who treats your application like any generic small business loan. Crestmont Capital has the products, the expertise, and the relationships to get your Jamba franchise financed efficiently and on your timeline.
Whether you need a comprehensive SBA loan, dedicated equipment financing for your commercial blenders and refrigeration, a fast bridge loan to secure a lease, or a line of credit to manage seasonal cash flow - we have the solution. Apply online at offers.crestmontcapital.com/apply-now and a dedicated advisor will be in touch within one business day. Your Jamba franchise journey starts here.
Disclaimer: The information provided in this article is for general educational purposes only and is not financial, legal, or tax advice. Funding terms, qualifications, and product availability may vary and are subject to change without notice. Crestmont Capital does not guarantee approval, rates, or specific outcomes. For personalized information about your business funding options, contact our team directly.