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Equipment Financing

Equipment financing solutions from Denali Advance are specifically tailored to help you pay for costly equipment, machinery, vehicles, or other high-ticket items that would otherwise stretch your budget thin if purchased upfront.

Repayment usually takes two to seven years, but this timeframe can vary greatly depending on the equipment’s average lifespan and overall cost. For example, if you own a laundromat and want to replace all the dryers, you might get a longer repayment term because the average lifespan of commercial dyers is 10-15 years with good maintenance. The biggest risk with longer-term financing is if the equipment fails before the repayment term ends, leaving you upside down on your financing.

Benefits of Equipment Financing

Equipment financing is an excellent way to maintain a higher level of cash flow month over month, as the large equipment expenses are spread out over many months or years. Leaving that cash in your control allows you to take advantage of growth opportunities.

If you’re in an industry with several price increases over five to ten years, you’ll increase your cash flow while still paying the lower rate locked in the financing contract.

Certain commercial equipment is tax deductible, and an equipment financing plan helps you track expenses better than other depreciation-based tax benefits.

Like any credit account, “good behavior,” such as keeping an open balance and repaying on time, can increase your credit limit over time, giving you added flexibility.

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About Us

Denali Advance was founded by two passionate entrepreneurs, Nate Fried and Brad Brown, who have known each other since childhood. After independently leading successful lives, they came together again to form Denali Advance.

They got the idea after noticing a need for small businesses to have faster access to funds that help their businesses grow. We strive to stand apart from other providers by offering a more personalized yet analytical approach to small business capital.