Business Debt Consolidation
Multiple loans, credit cards, MCAs, and lines of credit — all hitting your account on different days. Consolidation may simplify everything into one manageable payment. Specialists review what's realistic for your business, free.
How it works
Tell us what you owe
List your debts, balances, and rough monthly payments.
Match with a specialist
We connect you with a consolidation specialist.
Review options
They walk you through what you'd qualify for, with no obligation.
Move forward — or don't
Decide if consolidation actually fits your situation.
Is this right for you?
- You have multiple business debts across different lenders
- Your monthly debt service is hard to predict or manage
- You want a single payment instead of many
- You have some revenue and time in business to qualify
What to know
- Consolidation usually means a new agreement with its own terms
- Lower payments can mean longer terms and more total interest
- Not every debt mix fits a consolidation product — MCA-heavy cases often look different
- Qualifying depends on revenue, time in business, and credit
Common questions
What's the difference between consolidation and settlement?
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Consolidation combines debts into one new loan or program you keep paying. Settlement negotiates with creditors to resolve balances for less than what's owed. Different goals, different impacts on credit and cash flow.
Will consolidation hurt my credit?
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Effects vary. A new account and inquiry may dip credit short-term; consistent on-time payments help longer-term. Specialists explain the trade-offs for your situation.
Can I consolidate MCAs?
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Sometimes — but pure MCA debt often fits better with restructuring or settlement than a standard consolidation loan. A specialist will tell you straight.
