Funding Structures 01
Working Capital
Short money for wages, supplier bills and tax payments that come due before the receivables do.
Great Falls, MT
Fieldcroft Business Capital: Great Falls, MT Business Funding Broker
Tell us which bill the money has to cover; we check your records and send the request to lending partners that write that kind of funding.
Our part
A broker, not a lender
In short
Fieldcroft Business Capital, a small-business funding broker in Great Falls, Montana, arranges working capital, term loans, credit lines, inventory and equipment financing, and merchant cash advances through lending partners. No money is lent by Fieldcroft itself. Partners review each request, decide, and set any rate and terms. Call (406) 313-8082 or send the short form to start.
- Partners fund; we arrangeEach partner runs its own underwriting and pricing. We never lend.
- Records before requestsEntity status and existing liens get checked before a file reaches any partner.
- No pressure to signTurning an offer down costs you nothing with us.
- Across Cascade CountySix structures, from working capital and term loans to credit lines, stock and equipment funding, plus merchant cash advances (not a loan).
- Who says yesFieldcroft Business Capital is a broker, not a lender.
Fieldcroft Business Capital is a broker, not a lender. The brand says Capital, but the money in every offer comes from a lending partner. That partner reviews the business, makes the credit decision and sets the price. Our job is narrower: understand the bill, check the record, and put the request in front of partners that actually write that structure.
Requests usually start with a single bill. Wages due Friday point toward working capital or a credit line. A compact excavator or a commercial cooler points toward equipment financing. A storefront fit-out on a long payback points toward a term loan. The side-by-side comparison lays all six structures out by how the money goes back, and the merchant cash advance page explains why that one is a sale of future receipts rather than a loan.
Cascade County, MT counted 2,472 employer establishments in 2023, and 50.6% of them had fewer than five employees (U.S. Census Bureau, County Business Patterns 2023). Our Great Falls, MT page walks through those figures and what they mean for a small payroll. The sector pages cover construction and retail in depth, and the four steps show what happens after you call.
Some questions are better taken to free local help than to a broker. Our Great Falls and Cascade County resource list points to free help, and the blog covers payroll gaps, equipment purchases, retail leases and the downtown improvement district. When you are ready, the request form takes contact details, three range picks and a consent box.
Contact
Our 7th St S address
Ring with any funding question; we go over repayment, collateral and the records a partner tends to check.
- Address
- 20 7th St S
Great Falls, MT 59401 - Phone
- (406) 313-8082
- Role
- Broker, not a lender
Funding Structures
Six funding structures
6 structures Cascade County businesses use for wages, stock, machines and fit-outs, sorted by how the money goes back.
Funding Structures 02
Business Term Loans
A single advance for a fit-out, a move or a refinance, paid down on a fixed schedule until the balance is zero.
Funding Structures 03
Business Line of Credit
A limit you can draw, pay back and draw again, with interest charged on the outstanding balance.
Inventory Financing
Funding for goods you buy now and sell later, where the stock itself usually secures the deal.
Equipment Financing
Loans, leases and finance agreements for compact excavators, store fixtures, ovens and work vans.
Merchant Cash Advance
A sale of future card or bank receipts, not a loan. Total the remittances before you sign anything.
First moves
How it works
Your call, a record check, a partner's review, your decision.
Name the bill
Ring 7th St S, or leave your details and Fieldcroft rings you. Purpose is the first thing we cover then.
Check the record
We look at entity status and existing liens, then choose the structure that fits the purpose.
A partner reviews
The lending partner weighs the business, decides, and prices any offer it makes.
You choose
Set the total cost beside the payment rhythm. Saying no on 7th St S costs you nothing.
Questions for Fieldcroft Business Capital on 7th St S in Great Falls, MT?
Name the bill first
Ring (406) 313-8082 or send the short form, and tell us what the money has to pay for.
Plain answers
What Cascade County, MT Owners Ask Fieldcroft First
Quick answers to the questions Fieldcroft hears most.
Is the money from Fieldcroft Business Capital, or from someone else?
No. Fieldcroft Business Capital is a broker, not a lender. Lending partners review each request, make the credit decision and set the rate and terms.
Where is Fieldcroft Business Capital listed in Great Falls, MT?
Fieldcroft's office address is 20 7th St S, Great Falls, MT 59401. Most of the work happens by phone and email; call (406) 313-8082.
Which details does the Fieldcroft request form take?
Full name, phone, email and business name, pick-lists for time in business, annual revenue and requested amount, plus a consent box. Purpose and timing come up on the callback.
Can I get a personal or payday loan through you?
No. Fieldcroft deals in business funding and nothing else. Consumer, payday, title and mortgage loans are outside what we arrange.
Something we missed? Ring (406) 313-8082 and ask it.
Online request
Send a Short Request
Full name through business name, then three range picks (time in business, annual revenue, amount sought) and a consent tick. Would a call suit you better? Ring (406) 313-8082.
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- the story behind a broker named Capital
About Fieldcroft Business Capital, 20 7th St S, Great Falls, MT: a small-business funding broker, not a lender.
- ways to reach us
Reach Fieldcroft Business Capital at 20 7th St S, Great Falls, MT 59401, or call (406) 313-8082.