QuickBooks Capital – QuickBooks Capital Loans Right For Your Small Business

Based on your QuickBooks information, QuickBooks Capital offers Intuit financing to QuickBooks Online and QuickBooks Desktop users. Find out if you qualify for QuickBooks Capital loans.

An overview of QuickBooks Capital

• QuickBooks Online and QuickBooks Desktop can get short-term business loans from QuickBooks Capital of up to $150,000 to the user.
• Also, QuickBooks Capital has added its Get Paid Upfront service, which gives users of QuickBooks who have unpaid invoices lines of credit up to $50,000.
• Although rates for QuickBooks Capital loans can be as high as 34%, there are not any hidden fees for closing or prepayment. Rates for QuickBooks Capital loans can go as high as 34%, no fees are hidden, closing costs, or prepayment fees.
• Customers that look for additional options or don’t qualify for QuickBooks Capital may be able to get funding with a partner through the QuickBooks Capital Marketplace.
• QuickBooks Capital loans have up to 18 month repayment terms, so they are not the best option for businesses looking for long-term funding.

What Is QuickBooks Capital?

QuickBooks Capital operates similarly to PayPal Working Capital or Shopify Capital, using your QuickBooks data to assess whether you’re eligible for a loan. Users of QuickBooks Online and QuickBooks Desktop may use QuickBooks Capital, a lending service. In fact, it speeds up the application process by automatically filling in your current information.

Installment loans, usually referred to as term loans, are provided by QuickBooks Capital, along with the invoice finance service Get Paid Upfront. Although QuickBooks Capital’s rates are comparable to those of other online lenders, there is no origination or closing costs, giving it a distinct advantage over its rivals. However, the financing is not inexpensive, and you will have a short repayment period. QuickBooks Capital may be a great source of quick cash, especially if you run a seasonal or newly established firm that would not be accepted elsewhere.

Existing QuickBooks users might think about QuickBooks Capital loans if they desire a straightforward application procedure and timely funding. If a company has a fair credit rating and has enough income to cover loan payments, it may be eligible for funding. Loans from QuickBooks Capital are the best option for working capital and buying merchandise, but they might not be the best option for long-term requirements like business growth.

QuickBooks Capital Provides the Following Services

You have a number of alternatives with QuickBooks Capital to be funded. This comprises:

• Installment Loans: Installment loans, sometimes referred to as term loans, provide the borrower with a lump sum of money. In return, the borrower is required to pay back the borrowed funds-known as the principle and interest-within the predetermined timeframe. The regular payment plan is referred to as “installments”.

• Invoice Finance: QuickBooks Capital provides an invoice finance option if outstanding invoices are impacting your cash flow. Get Paid Upfront offers you a credit line that is secured by the outstanding bills on your QuickBooks accounts.

• Marketplace for Lending: QuickBooks Capital Marketplace showcases the company’s financial associates. To establish your eligibility for partner offers, QuickBooks will utilize data from your QuickBooks account.

Borrower Qualifications

Depending on the financial product you choose, QuickBooks funding has different borrower qualifications.

QuickBooks Capital Rates and Fees

Let’s examine the conditions and charges for funding items from QuickBooks Capital. The conditions and costs for installment loans from QuickBooks Capital are as follows:

QuickBooks Capital
Borrowing Account	$1,500-$150,000
Term Length	6-18 months
Origination Fee	None
APR	9.99% – 34%
Collateral	Personal guarantee

Term Loans

With maturities of six, nine, twelve, and eighteen months, QuickBooks Capital offers installment loans. The term of the loan, your credit history, and the loan amount all affect the interest rate. The amount your company may borrow varies depending on its financial standing, but it might be anywhere from $1,500 to $150,000. QuickBooks Capital does not demand security, but it does want a personal guarantee-a declaration that, in the event your company files for bankruptcy, you personally will repay the loan.

Since QuickBooks Capital provides installment loans, you may reduce your interest expenses by repaying your loan before the agreed-upon deadline. There is no penalty for early payments. Every week or month, payments made through ACH transactions are deducted from your company’s bank account. To estimate your potential payments, utilize the loan calculator provided by QuickBooks Capital. While it doesn’t appear that repeat borrowers receive any reductions, QuickBooks Capital claims that the majority of firms who successfully repaid their first loan will be qualified to qualify for a second loan. Loans from QuickBooks Capital are issued directly by Intuit, the parent company of QuickBooks.

Get Paid Upfront Funding for Invoices

With Get Paid Upfront, you can use your outstanding QuickBooks invoices to acquire a line of credit up to $50,000. You may finance a single invoice or a number of them up to your predetermined credit limit. If your invoice is accepted for Get Paid Upfront, a charge of up to 3% will be taken out of the total amount due, and you’ll get paid within one to two business days. If consumers use QuickBooks Payments to pay their bills within 30 days, there are no extra costs.

Interest will start to accumulate after 30 days; however QuickBooks is evasive regarding its rates. You can choose to make manual payments or set up automated payments on your credit line. You don’t make payments if you don’t utilize your line of credit, and there is no prepayment or late fees.

Application Procedure for QuickBooks Capital

Through the Capital option in your QuickBooks Online or Desktop dashboard, you may submit an application for QuickBooks Capital. The majority of the program is auto filled using data from QuickBooks Capital. The only thing left to do is confirm the data’s correctness and fill up any gaps. Most of the time, no further paperwork is required. In two to three days, QuickBooks Capital will normally respond.

QuickBooks Capital will only run a soft credit check, which has no effect on your credit score. When you apply for a loan, there can be a minor influence on your company’s credit history. If approved, you can choose from a range of loan amounts. The next day or two are typically required for the money to be placed into your bank account.

You can apply via the Get Paid Upfront feature of your QuickBooks program if that’s what you want. Choose Get Paid Upfront from the Invoices tab. To find out if you’re accepted, you’ll complete out an application. You’ll get the money in one or two business days after it’s authorized. Additionally, you can be given a larger line of credit that can be utilized to pay more than one invoice.

If you are not eligible for these options or you’re looking for a different type of loan (like a line of credit or an SBA loan), or if you’re looking for one of these options but not another one, you can check the QuickBooks Capital Marketplace to see alternative lending partners that connect with your QuickBooks Online account.

Transparency in QuickBooks Capital Sales & Advertising

A lot of information regarding QuickBooks Capital’s lending solution is available on its attractive website. Almost of the information you want regarding the service is available on the QuickBooks Capital website; however you may need to go through the numerous FAQs to discover what you’re searching for. Only QuickBooks users are eligible to apply for QuickBooks Capital, and you must be logged into your QuickBooks account to do so.

Support & Customer Service for QuickBooks Capital

FAQs and phone assistance are provided by QuickBooks Capital. Also available from within QuickBooks Online is a live chat tool. There may be some inquiries about QuickBooks Capital on the company’s vast community forum, which is another feature of QuickBooks. Customer service has never been a strong point for QuickBooks. Long wait times are a corporate trademark, and customer service agents frequently lack expertise and are unhelpful. Fortunately, QuickBooks Capital’s phone support staff offers substantially faster wait times and more knowledgeable agents. Time will tell if this QuickBooks division ends the pattern of subpar customer service.

QuickBooks Capital Support	Availability
Phone Support	Yes
Email Support	No
Support Tickets	No
Live Chat	Yes
Dedicated Support Representative	No
Knowledge Base or Help Center	Yes
Videos & Tutorials	No
Company Blog	Yes
Social Media	Yes

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