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Put two to four lenders side by side

Every comparison gets its own link you can send to a partner or an accountant. Amounts, pricing basis, criteria and speed come straight from each lender's published record — including the gaps.

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Comparisons we have written up

These carry an editorial read on top of the data.

How the comparison works

How does the comparison decide what to show?

Only what each funder publishes. A blank cell means that funder publishes nothing on that line — it is never filled with a category average.

Why are some prices in different columns?

Because a factor rate and an APR measure different things and cannot share a column. Putting them side by side as if they were the same number is the single most common way a business is misled about cost.

How many lenders can I compare?

Two to four at a time.

Can I share a comparison?

Yes. Every comparison has its own address, so the link you send shows the same thing.

Does a paid placement change the comparison?

No. Paid placements are labelled and appear in listings; they do not alter a comparison or a disclosure score.

What is the 'on the record' row?

The disclosure score for each funder — how many of the standard facts it publishes. It is usually the fastest way to see which of two lenders you can actually evaluate.

Why do two lenders look identical?

Usually because neither publishes much. When both are mostly blank, the comparison is telling you something real: there is not enough disclosed to choose between them on published terms.

Should I apply to all of them?

No. Multiple applications in a short window leave a visible footprint and invite solicitation. Narrow to two, ask each the same questions, and compare the written answers.

How do you make money from this?

Find Me Funders is free to use. We earn a fee from some funders when a business we refer goes on to receive funding, and a funder can pay for a placement, which is always labelled. Neither changes a disclosure score, a ranking position or what a page says — scores are computed from published fields, not from commercial relationships.