What is Bridge Funding?
Bridge funding provides short-term capital to cover timing gaps, whether waiting for contracts to close, receivables to arrive, or larger financing to fund. Typically 6-12 months, interest-only structures available.
| Facility/Loan Size | Loan amounts from $50K to $5MM+ |
| Funding Timeline | Fast approval and funding |
| Best For | Timing gaps, Seasonal cash needs, Awaiting contracts or receivables, Coverage before larger deals close |
How It Works
Bridge funding serves as flexible, short-term capital when you need immediate cash for time-sensitive situations. Whether you're awaiting contract closure, managing seasonal needs, or covering expenses before larger deals close, bridge financing provides the runway you need. Terms typically range from 6-12 months with interest-only payment options available.
Key Features & Benefits
Loan amounts from $50K to $5MM+
Short-term: 6-12 month typical terms
Interest-only payment options
Fast approval and funding
No long-term commitment required
Flexible structure for timing gaps
Bridge Funding - Common Questions
Get answers to the most common questions about bridge funding
See It In Action
Real companies using Bridge Funding to solve their capital challenges
$1.475MM Bridge for Medical Practice M&A
A surgeon needed $1.475MM in bridge capital before closing his hospital acquisition. We funded it in 2 weeks. A lesson in mentorship and partnership.
Oct 7, 2025
$1.5M Subordinated Bridge for Cutting-Edge Data Center Operator
A rapidly expanding, internationally-focused data center company needed fast, flexible liquidity to cover construction overruns before their Q1 equity capital close.
Dec 19, 2025
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