Capital for beauty and wellness operators. Equipment, build-out, marketing, and second-location capital — funded in 4 hours. Independent operators to multi-location chains.
Salon stations, chairs, dryers, shampoo bowls, spa beds, treatment equipment, laser and aesthetic devices.
New location build-out, expansion, refresh of dated space, treatment room additions.
Social media campaigns, influencer partnerships, paid acquisition, brand photography, booking platforms.
Multi-unit expansion. Build out and equip a second salon, spa, or studio with capital before doors open.
Sign-on bonuses for top stylists, ramp coverage for new providers, training investment.
Retail product inventory, professional supplies, treatment products, bulk purchasing.
Full-service salons, suite operators, color specialists, blow-dry bars.
Day spas, med-spas, wellness centers, aesthetic clinics. Treatment equipment and expansion.
Traditional barbershops, modern barbershops, multi-chair operations.
Nail salons, nail bars, nail studios. Equipment, build-out, expansion.
Independent gyms, boutique fitness, yoga studios, pilates, CrossFit, HIIT.
Massage therapy, bodywork, holistic wellness, IV therapy, recovery centers.
Tanning salons, lash extensions, brow studios, beauty specialties.
Aesthetic practices, injectables, body contouring, cosmetic services.
Combined salon-spa, beauty-wellness hybrids, lifestyle concepts.
Yes — solo stylists and small operators qualify. Bank statements drive underwriting, not headcount.
Yes — laser, IPL, body contouring, and aesthetic equipment all finance well. New or used.
Yes — booth rental, commission, and hybrid models are all common in our salon and spa book.
Yes — second-location funding is one of the most common beauty industry use cases.
Yes — med-spas often qualify for higher amounts due to higher per-ticket revenue and equipment-heavy growth.