Preserve Working Capital
Spread the equipment cost over time so cash remains available for payroll, inventory, and operations.
Finance trucks, machinery, kitchens, medical and tech equipment with the asset itself as collateral. Up to 100% financed, terms as long as 7 years.
Equipment financing lets you acquire the tools your business needs without the upfront capital outlay. The equipment itself can secure the loan, so approval is often faster than unsecured financing and repayment can align with the asset's useful life.
Spread the equipment cost over time so cash remains available for payroll, inventory, and operations.
Structured payments make it easier to plan around the equipment's expected revenue contribution.
Because the equipment can support the financing, the underwriting path is often more direct than unsecured capital.
Some structures may qualify for deductions or depreciation benefits. Confirm treatment with your CPA.
Participating providers review the business profile and the equipment itself, including invoice details and asset type.
Used equipment, heavy equipment, and specialized industry equipment can be reviewed case by case.
The equipment page needs a product-specific flow rather than a generic loan process.
Identify the equipment, vendor, invoice, and expected business use.
Submit basic business details, ownership information, and recent bank activity.
Compare payment, term, down payment, and ownership or lease-end options.
Once approved and signed, funds can be sent to the vendor or seller.
Put the equipment to work while repaying on the agreed schedule.
Decisions on qualified applications in as little as 24 hours.
Funds released quickly once you accept an offer.
A short list of documents gets the review started.
Apply from anywhere, on any device.
Equipment financing and equipment leasing can solve different business needs. Use this comparison to understand the ownership, payment, and upgrade tradeoffs.
Use financing when you want long-term ownership, predictable payments, and the equipment will retain value or remain useful for years.
Use leasing when technology changes quickly, you want lower upfront cost, or you prefer upgrade flexibility at the end of the term.
Leasing content can sit in the same page without forcing a separate visual design.
Often used when the business wants use of equipment without long-term ownership, especially when upgrades are likely.
A lease structure that behaves more like a purchase, often with an ownership option at the end of the term.
Heavy machinery, trucks, tools, and site equipment used for project delivery.
Kitchen equipment, refrigeration, point-of-sale systems, and build-out needs.
Practice equipment, diagnostic tools, treatment chairs, and office technology.
Production machinery, industrial tools, packaging equipment, and automation.
Vehicles, trailers, logistics equipment, and fleet upgrades.
Point-of-sale systems, display equipment, refrigeration, and tools used in day-to-day store operations.

Equipment financing rates depend on credit profile, time in business, business revenue, equipment type, equipment age, term length, and whether a down payment is required.
When comparing options, calculate total payments, fees, down payment, tax treatment, and the expected productivity or revenue the equipment will create.
Add equipment needed to serve more customers or take on larger projects.
Replace aging equipment before breakdowns disrupt revenue.
Finance qualifying used equipment when it still has useful life and clear value.
Match equipment cost to the revenue opportunity it supports.
Tell us how much funding you need and share your business details.
Compare available amounts, costs, and repayment terms with a Crestmont specialist.
Accept your offer and complete the documents to receive funds after final approval.
A streamlined review process helps qualified businesses compare options quickly.
Crestmont helps match the product structure to your amount, timeline, and use of funds.
Review repayment, fees, timing, and total cost before accepting an offer.
Work with advisors who understand small business funding tradeoffs.
Apply online, review options, and complete documentation without unnecessary friction.
Get guidance from application through funding and future financing conversations.
Potentially. Participating providers may consider new and used equipment, subject to age, condition, value, and their underwriting requirements.
Requirements vary by equipment and offer, but the page currently assumes a typical starting point around 580+ personal FICO.
Many requests can be reviewed within 48 to 72 hours after the application and equipment invoice are complete.
Some offers allow early payoff. Review the specific terms for discounts, fees, or prepayment conditions before signing.
Yes. Heavy equipment can be reviewed when the asset value, vendor documentation, and business cash flow support the request.
Down payments, first payments, fees, and closing costs vary by equipment, lender, credit profile, and asset value. Confirm the true cash required at signing rather than relying on a zero-down headline.
Financing may make sense when ownership is the goal; leasing can change upfront cash needs and payment structure. Compare total cost, end-of-term ownership or buyout, maintenance, and tax treatment with an advisor.
Crestmont serves established, revenue-generating businesses. Applications are assessed using operating history, documented revenue, bank activity, credit profile, and repayment capacity. Requirements vary by product.
Finance essential equipment while preserving working capital for the rest of your business.