When Bryan needed some additional working capital to expand the kitchen of his pub and pizzeria, he turned to the bank for a business loan. After days of filling out paperwork and collecting the appropriate documents, he submitted his application…and waited…and waited. Bryan needed to get work started on his kitchen immediately to meet growing demand and be ready for his busiest season.

But after weeks went by, he still hadn’t received an answer from his bank. So, he turned to Kapitus to see if we could help. Within less than a week, Bryan had his application submitted, approved and had funds in his bank – allowing him to get his contractor started on the expansion the next week.

After Hurricane Harvey ravaged the Houston area, Mike, the owner of a construction company knew he was going to need to have access to additional working capital in order to accept projects to help rebuild the area. So he reached out to Kapitus. Within tweny-four hours, Mike was approved for financing. However, he decided to take only a portion of the amount for which he was approved. Until he got a phone call.

Mike had gotten the FEMA contract for the Houston Area, if he could show he had the manpower to take on the job. He now needed to increase his number of contractors by 600%, which would require substantially more cash. So, Mike came back to Kapitus to see if he could still get his original deal. His account manager made it happen and Mike was able to bring on 128 new contractors within a week.

When Jonathan, who specializes in auto accident law, needed financing to expand his office and meeting increasing growth requirements. Because this was his first time needing additional financing, he wanted to find a financing company that would be able to walk him through the process of finding the best options for his firm.

Jonathan reached out to Kapitus where his account manager was able to assess the firm’s situation and walk Jonathan through the cost-benefit analysis of multiple financing options that would address both the firm’s short- and long-term needs. Jonathan now has the funds to manage his existing high volume, while having a financial plan to address his needs as the firm continues to expand.