Software & License Financing
Perpetual and multi-year licenses, ERP, CRM, and practice-management systems. Software-only deals welcome, no hardware required.
- Amounts$10K – $3M
- Terms12 – 60 mo
- Soft costsInstall, training, support
Turn equipment, software licenses, and implementation costs into one monthly payment. Buy from any vendor, with $0 down available.
We match your deal to lenders that specialize in your equipment type or software, so the term fits the useful life of what you're buying.
Perpetual and multi-year licenses, ERP, CRM, and practice-management systems. Software-only deals welcome, no hardware required.
Servers, network gear, terminals, and the software that runs on them, in a single agreement with one payment.
Own the equipment from day one with fixed payments and no balloon. The asset itself secures the deal.
Lower payments with a $1 purchase at the end, or a fair-market-value lease for technology you plan to replace.
Same payment every month. Simplest to budget.
First payment up to 90 days out, so the system goes live before you pay.
Lower payments early while the new equipment or software ramps up.
Skip payments in your slow months. Common in farming, landscaping, and education.
Lenders look at how you acquire the software, how long the license runs, and whether it's essential to daily operations. Here's a quick guide.
| How you buy it | Fit | What to know |
|---|---|---|
| Perpetual license | Strong fit | You keep the license after the last payment. |
| Multi-year term license | Strong fit | The finance term can't run longer than the license term. |
| Implementation, migration, training | Strong fit | Financed as soft costs when bundled with the license. |
| Prepaid annual SaaS | Case by case | Usually requires an established vendor or an approved provider program. |
| Month-to-month or cancelable SaaS | Not a fit | There's no committed obligation for a lender to finance. |
| Custom development only | Rarely | Labor-only projects are hard to finance without a license attached. |
Specialist lenders for each sector, including public-sector and education buyers with budget-cycle structures.
Many deals up to $250K need only the application. Larger requests typically add two years of financial statements.
A few questions about your business and purchase. No hard credit pull to see your options.
Share the vendor invoice or software order form with one short application.
We send your file to the best-fit lender, then show you the APR, total cost, and every fee before you sign.
The lender pays your vendor directly. You take delivery or go live.
The biggest complaints about equipment financing aren't about speed. They're about fees and terms nobody explained. Here's what you'll see on every offer we present.
Estimate your monthly payment, then see what the purchase could save you at tax time.
For illustration only. Not a commitment to lend or an offer of credit. Taxes, fees, and end-of-term options are not included.
Estimate only, not tax advice. Off-the-shelf software and most equipment can qualify. Confirm eligibility and current limits with your tax advisor.
Equipment dealers, MSPs, VARs, and software companies use point-of-sale financing to shorten sales cycles and close deals that stall on budget, including multi-vendor bundles of hardware, software, and services in one monthly payment.
Become a vendor partnerSoftware and IT purchases don't fit neatly into a bank's equipment checklist. We know how licenses, subscriptions, and implementation work, and we put that in front of lenders who finance them.
A specialist will follow up within one business day with programs that fit your purchase.
We're a commercial financing broker, not a lender. We work with third-party lenders that specialize in equipment and software financing, match your request to the best fit, and walk you through the offer. The lender makes the credit decision and is named in your agreement.
Every offer we present shows the APR, total of payments, and every fee before you sign. For most business financing of $500K or less, California requires the lender to provide a cost disclosure, and we deliver it to you before we present any offer.
Yes. Software-only deals are common, including perpetual licenses, multi-year term licenses, and the implementation work to roll them out.
With a perpetual license or an equipment finance agreement, you own it outright after the last payment. With a term license or FMV lease, you can renew, return, or roll into your next upgrade.
Yes. Lenders may ask for photos, a serial number, or an inspection on older assets.
Seeing your options doesn't require a hard credit inquiry. A lender may run a full credit check once you choose an offer and submit a complete application.
Many businesses can deduct qualifying equipment and off-the-shelf software in the year it's placed in service under Section 179, even when financed. Limits change each year, so confirm with your tax advisor.