Bobbin Bicycles
Bicycle Shop
London
"The funds have helped us move our business forward."
Don't give up your equity with crowdfunding
With our specialist small business loans you get to keep all the equity in your business
Apply as a limited company without affecting your credit score
Apply online in 7 minutes
Decision in as little as 1 hour
Borrow £10,000 to £750,000
Rates from 6.9% per year
Funding Circle has worked with the British Business Bank since 2013, supporting thousands of businesses as one of the largest providers of Government-backed loans including through the Growth Guarantee Scheme.
Specialist loans for small businesses
Unlike crowdfunding, our community of investors lend to businesses through Funding Circle, and you pay off your small business loan in fixed monthly repayments. You don’t need to pitch or present business plans, just apply online in 7 minutes and upload or email a few documents.
So you can stay focused on your business, you’ll get a dedicated account manager and a decision in as little as 1 hour. Taking your business to the next level has never been easier.
Finance for almost any purpose
- Boost your cash flow
- Grow your business
- Refurbish premises
- Cover a one-off cost
- Buy new equipment
- Hire extra staff
Check your eligibility in 30 seconds with our online form without affecting your credit score.
Applying is quick and easy
1
Check if you qualify in 30 seconds
See if you’re eligible without affecting your credit score
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Apply online in 7 minutes
Complete our simple form with your details, and we’ll only ask for supporting documents if we need them
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Get approved in as little as 1 hour
If approved, you’ll receive no-obligation offer with your personalised rate
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Get your funds in a couple of days
Once you accept your offer we'll deposit the money into your account - typically within 48 hours
Here to help if you need us
Contact our UK-based team if you have any questions
Glogg
Manufacturing
Sheffield
"Helen Smith at Glogg manufactures stainless steel, reusable water bottles. She borrowed £40,000 to fulfill an order of 200,000 steel pint glasses for Glastonbury."