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NEWITY is the #1 facilitator of SBA 7(a) loans. We’ve helped more than 125,000 businesses access over $12 billion in capital.
We’re always looking for partners who share our belief that small businesses deserve better access to affordable funding.
We offer access to SBA loans and alternative financing options, so fewer clients walk away without funding.
We process SBA loans 3x faster than the national average. Less waiting means less stress.
You stay the trusted advisor, we manage the loan application. Your client stays yours.
Competitive referral fees paid bi-monthly with a dedicated team behind you and your clients for support.
We know loans, applications, and processing. We’ve built the process to make it easy for you.
CPAs, accountants, bookkeepers, financial advisors, wealth managers, and insurance brokers – you have deep, trusted relationships with small business owners.
When your clients need capital, we make it easy to refer them somewhere you can stand behind.
Loan brokers, consultants, coaches, and franchise consultants – you’re in the room when growth decisions get made.
We’re your partner with the programs and speed to match the opportunities your clients are chasing.
When a client doesn’t fit your lending criteria, don’t lose the relationship.
Refer them to NEWITY and we’ll help them get funded.
Fintechs, platforms, and lenders looking to embed small business lending into their product.
API options are available.
Non-profits, CDFIs, chambers of commerce, and affiliate organizations – your mission is to help small businesses thrive. Ours is too.
We’re proud to support the work you do by being the partner you refer with confidence.
Hear about NEWITY’s streamlined SBA loan process, options for refinancing MCAs, the application process, and referral fees.
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Connect with our team by email, phone, or live chat.
Mon – Fri: 8am – 5pm CT
Sat & Sun: Closed
Your loan amount will determined by the business’ average annual revenue, FICO score, and years in business