Fieldcroft Business Capital, a small-business funding broker in Great Falls, Montana, takes requests through a short form: full name, phone, email and business name, ranges for time in business, annual revenue and the amount requested, plus consent. Then we ring you to talk through what the money is for. Lending partners make credit decisions and set rates and terms.
What the form collects
Full name, phone, email and business name, then three required pick-lists: how many years the business has traded, a yearly revenue band and the sum you are seeking. A consent box closes it. It does not ask for exact figures or documents; those come later, if a partner needs them.
What follows the form
- Fieldcroft rings or emails at the contact details on the form.
- We talk through the purpose, the timing and the repayment source.
- We check the entity and lien record before anything goes to a partner.
- A lending partner that writes that structure reviews the file and gives its own answer.
The full process explains each step. Our disclosures describe the broker arrangement, and the privacy policy in the footer covers how your details are handled.
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