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Good Funding

|Nonbank Lender|United States
Up to $500,000
Loan Amount
650+
Credit Score
$10,000
Monthly Revenue
1 Year
Time in Business

Our Good Funding Review

3.5/ 5.0How we rate

Good Funding is a nonbank lender offering working capital loans, lines of credit, and equipment finance to small businesses across the United States. Financing is available up to $500,000, with a minimum credit score of 650, at least one year in business, and $10,000 in monthly monthly revenue required. The lender focuses on fast funding decisions and alternative options for businesses that may not qualify through traditional banks. Customers frequently cite speed, communication, and transparency as strengths. That said, at least one complaint alleging predatory lending practices has been raised publicly — worth reviewing all loan terms carefully before committing.

Who Is Good Funding Best For?

Based on eligibility requirements and available products.

  • Businesses with good (but not perfect) credit
  • Businesses that need equipment or machinery financing
  • Businesses with commercial real estate financing needs
  • Businesses that need flexible, revolving access to capital

Financing Options

Equipment Finance
Working Capital
Line of Credit

Eligibility Requirements

Time in Business
1 Year
Minimum Credit Score
650
Minimum Monthly Revenue
$10,000

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Quick Overview

Loan AmountUp to $500,000
GeographyUnited States
DoughRating
Products3

Good Funding Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Lends nationwide

Cons

  • Requires $10,000+ in monthly revenue

Frequently Asked Questions

Good Funding offers financing in the range of Up to $500,000.

Good Funding typically requires a minimum credit score of 650. Businesses with scores above this threshold are more likely to qualify for favorable terms.

Good Funding offers the following financing products: Equipment Finance, Working Capital, Line of Credit.

Good Funding requires a minimum of 1 Year in business. Newer businesses may want to explore alternative lenders with lower seasoning requirements.

Good Funding provides financing to businesses across the United States.

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