Who we are
Reveal Lending is a business funding marketplace. We are not a bank and not a direct lender. Our work is matchmaking: we take a short profile of your business, put it in front of lenders in our network who actually fund deals like yours, and bring the offers back to you so you can compare them side by side.
Every loan term, rate, and fee is set by the funding lender and disclosed to you during their application process. We do not charge business owners for the matching service.
Who we help
Most of the owners we work with run businesses that are past the idea stage and into the messy middle: a contractor who needs a second truck before spring, a restaurant covering payroll through a slow month, a distributor buying inventory ahead of a big order, or an owner carrying two or three daily-payment advances who wants breathing room.
Traditional bank underwriting tends to reward long histories and pristine credit. A marketplace widens the field, because a file that one lender declines is often a routine approval for another.
Funding available through our network
Term loans — a lump sum with a fixed payoff schedule, generally twenty-five thousand to five hundred thousand dollars, one to five years, with rates that start in the six to seven percent range for strong credit.
Equipment financing and leasing — ten thousand to five hundred thousand dollars for machines, vehicles, and build-outs, with terms from six months to ten years. Soft costs like shipping and installation can often be rolled in.
Revenue-based financing — an advance repaid as a share of daily or weekly sales. Faster and more flexible than a term loan, and generally more expensive, which makes it a fit for speed or thinner credit rather than long-term borrowing.
Business line of credit — a revolving limit you draw from and repay as needed, paying interest only on what is drawn.
Working capital — short-term funding for payroll, taxes, inventory, or hiring, with repayment that can flex with revenue and terms as short as three months.
Reverse consolidation — for businesses juggling several existing daily or weekly payments. A new funder covers those payments while you make one simplified payment, easing the cash squeeze.
Meet Riley, our voice assistant
Riley is the voice assistant on our homepage. You tap the mic, say what the money is for, and Riley talks through which one or two products actually fit — in plain language, with rounded numbers, the way a person at a lending desk would explain it.
Riley is an AI assistant, not an underwriter. She will not quote you a guaranteed rate or promise an approval, and she is built to never take sensitive details out loud. When you are ready, she points you to the application, where a real lender review begins.
What we don't do
We don't charge owners for matching, we don't guarantee approvals or specific rates, and we don't give legal, tax, or accounting advice — those questions belong with your own advisor. We also don't collect Social Security numbers, bank account numbers, or card numbers through the voice assistant; that information belongs only in the lender's secure application.