A full-service capital house · All 50 states
Every instrument of business capital, under one roof.
Savannah Capital Group arranges working capital, SBA lending, term loans, credit lines, equipment financing, and more through a national network of funding partners — from $5,000 to $5,000,000, with approvals in as little as 24 hours.
Soft credit pull only · $5K – $5M · Twelve instruments of capital
The house view
Capital, extended with care.
Savannah Capital Group was built on an old courtesy and a modern conviction: a business owner deserves a straight answer, and deserves it quickly. We arrange every major instrument of business capital through one application and one advisor, then compare offers from a national network of funding partners and present them in plain terms. The manner is unhurried. The money is not.
The ledger
Twelve instruments, one roof.
From revenue-based working capital to government-backed lending, every entry below is arranged, compared, and presented under a single application — and a single advisor who answers for the advice.
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No. 01
Working Capital — Merchant Cash Advance
Revenue-based funding that follows your receipts rather than your collateral.
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No. 02
Revenue-Based Financing
Capital sized to the revenue that carries it, with remittances that move as your sales do.
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No. 03
Business Term Loans
A fixed sum, a fixed schedule, and no surprises in between.
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No. 04
SBA Loans — 7(a) & 504
Government-backed terms for expansion, acquisition, and the long view.
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No. 05
Business Line of Credit
Standing capital you draw when needed and pay for only when used.
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No. 06
Equipment Financing
The machinery earns while it pays for itself.
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No. 07
MCA Consolidation
Several advances gathered into one considered obligation, on gentler terms.
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No. 08
Commercial Real Estate
Financing for the premises the business stands on — purchase or refinance.
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No. 09
Invoice / P.O. Financing
Work already billed, or orders already won, turned into working capital now.
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No. 10
Business Credit Cards
Revolving lines that build the company's credit standing as you spend.
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No. 11
Business-Purpose HELOC
Well-earned home equity, put to work in the business deliberately.
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No. 12
Credit Repair & Building
A patient program that restores the profile lenders want to see.
The measure
What the house asks of an applicant — stated plainly, before you apply.
500+ FICO
Working capital & MCA — 6+ months in business, $10K+ monthly revenue
650+ FICO
Term loans & SBA — 2+ years in business
3–4 months
Of business bank statements
One page
The application, entire
The manner of the house
How an engagement proceeds.
Six steps, in order, with nothing hurried and nothing left vague. Most engagements move from first form to funded in a matter of days.
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Step One
Apply
A few minutes, one page, and nothing notarized.
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Step Two
Review
A soft credit pull only — your options are weighed without your score being touched.
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Step Three
Compare
Offers from multiple lenders, laid side by side in plain terms.
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Step Four
Approve
You choose. Approval often arrives the same business day.
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Step Five
Fund
Capital arrives by wire — in as little as 24 hours.
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Step Six
Grow
The money goes to work, and your advisor remains a telephone call away for whatever comes next.
Why Savannah
A capital group in the old sense of the phrase — every instrument under one roof, weighed by an advisor who answers for the advice.
All 50
States served
Twelve
Funding products
24 hrs
Decisions, in as little as
Soft pull
Checking options won't affect your credit
We are brokers, and we say so plainly. Savannah Capital Group arranges financing through a network of third-party funding partners — which is precisely what allows us to compare offers rather than defend a single product. One application, multiple lender offers, and your options in front of you within a day.
Who we serve
At home in the working economy.
Different trades keep different rhythms. The instrument is chosen to match yours.
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Construction
Payroll and materials carried between draw schedules and pay applications.
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Medical & Dental
Equipment and expansion for practices that cannot afford to pause.
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Restaurants & Hospitality
Working capital tuned to seasonal covers, receipts, and renovations.
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Retail
Inventory bought ahead of the season it is meant to sell in.
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Trucking & Transportation
Fuel, maintenance, and fleet growth bridged between settlements.
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Manufacturing
Machinery and raw materials financed against steady order books.
Beyond the ledger
Services of the house.
Capital is the main business of the house, not the whole of it. Four adjacent services, kept to the same standard.
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Payment Processing
Card and payment acceptance arranged at rates worth the trouble of switching.
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Bookkeeping
Books kept current and legible, so the numbers are ready whenever capital is.
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Payroll
Wages out on time, every time, with the filings attended to quietly.
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Advisory
Standing counsel on cash flow, credit, and the timing of capital.
Questions, answered plainly
Frequently asked.
How quickly can my business be funded?
Decisions arrive in as little as 24 hours from a completed application. Timing to funds depends on the instrument: working capital advances typically wire within 24 to 48 hours, credit lines and invoice financing within a day or two, term loans within a week, and SBA loans within one to four weeks.
Will checking my options affect my credit?
No. The application involves a soft credit pull only, which leaves your score untouched. If you later choose to move forward with a specific offer, certain instruments may require a full credit review by the funding partner — and your advisor will tell you before that happens, not after.
What do I need to qualify?
For working capital and merchant cash advances: a FICO score of 500 or better, six or more months in business, and $10,000 or more in monthly revenue. Term loans and SBA lending ask for a longer record — a score of 650 or better and two or more years in business. If a product is out of reach today, your advisor will say so directly and suggest the nearest path to it.
Which documents will you ask for?
Three to four months of business bank statements and a one-page application — that is the whole of it for most instruments. Larger or longer-term facilities may call for further papers, which your advisor will list for you in one message rather than in pieces.
How does repayment work?
It depends on the instrument. Working capital advances remit a small portion of receipts daily or weekly; term loans and SBA loans carry fixed payments on a set schedule; a line of credit costs you only on what you draw. Every schedule is stated in writing, in the offer, before you commit to anything.
Is Savannah Capital Group a lender?
No — and that is deliberate. We are a capital brokerage: funding is arranged through a network of financing partners and remains subject to underwriting review. That arrangement is precisely what lets one application produce competing offers rather than a single take-it-or-leave-it term sheet.
What can the funds be used for?
Any legitimate purpose of the business — payroll, inventory, equipment, renovation, expansion, marketing, taxes, or the consolidation of existing advances. Tell your advisor the purpose plainly, and the instrument will be chosen to fit it.
The ledger is open
Speak with an advisor.
Tell us what the business needs. We will tell you which instrument answers it — and what it will take to get there.
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