Colorado Springs, CO · City guide

Business loans in Colorado Springs, CO

Colorado Springs sits in El Paso County. Its population was 478,961 at the most recent published count (2020). The business counts below are El Paso County figures, labelled as such — the Census Bureau publishes no business establishment count for city limits.

Lenders for a Colorado Springs business

Almost all business funding here is written by lenders based elsewhere, and that is normal — a lender's address has no bearing on whether it will fund you. What matters is what it publishes, so this list is ordered by that.

  1. 100%
    $5K – $500K Same day Credit from 500
    9/9 on the record
  2. 100%
    $10K – $5M 1-3 days Credit from 500
    9/9 on the record
  3. 100%
    $1K – $5M Same-day funding available Credit from 650
    9/9 on the record
  4. 89%
    Up to $2M Same day Credit from 550
    8/9 on the record
  5. 89%
    Up to $500K Same day Credit from 525
    8/9 on the record
  6. 89%
    $5K – $1.5M As little as 24 hours Credit from 570
    8/9 on the record
  7. 89%
    Up to $1M As little as 2 business days Credit from 550
    8/9 on the record
  8. 89%
    $6K – $500K As fast as 24 hours Credit from 600
    8/9 on the record
  9. 89%
    $5K – $10M Same day Credit from 500
    8/9 on the record
  10. 78%
    $25K – $2M Decision as fast as 24 hours Credit from 650
    7/9 on the record
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Funding a business in Colorado Springs — common questions

Can a business in Colorado Springs get funding?

Yes. Nothing about being in Colorado Springs restricts access on its own — availability is set at state level. 10 funders that serve Colorado are shortlisted on this page.

Are there lenders based in Colorado Springs?

Where a funder in this directory is headquartered locally, it is shown first on this page. A local address is worth knowing about and is not by itself a reason to choose one — what they publish about their terms matters more than where they sit.

Does being in Colorado Springs change what I can borrow?

Not directly. Your revenue, time in business and deposit pattern decide that. Colorado's rules decide what you must be told before signing.

What are the biggest industries in Colorado Springs?

The figures on this page come from the Census and are shown with the year they refer to. Which industries dominate locally affects which products get used, not which ones are available.

Is a merchant cash advance legal in Colorado Springs?

Commercial financing is regulated at state and federal level, not municipally. Colorado's position is on the state page, which this page links to.

Should I use a local lender or a national one?

Judge both on what they publish and what they will put in writing. Proximity is worth something for a relationship bank; it is worth very little on an online advance where you will never meet anyone.

How do I check for liens against my business?

Through Colorado's UCC filing office. Filings are indexed at state level, not by city.

What should I have ready before applying?

Three months of business bank statements, your time in business from a verifiable date, and your average monthly deposits. Most first conversations ask for little more than that.

Where do these local figures come from?

US Census data for the place and its county, cited with the source and the date it was read. Where a figure is not published for a place this size, the page leaves it out rather than estimating it.