Securing the best capital options available for businesses
Give the money a job.
Before you take funding, know exactly what it needs to do for your business — and what it will cost to get there.
Risk is part of business. Guessing shouldn't be.
Funding can help a business move — or squeeze it. I'm Jake Strelzik, and for 17 years I've worked in business capital, securing the best options for businesses of any size. My job isn't to talk you into a deal. It's to put the cost, the repayment impact on your cash flow, the risks, and a realistic potential return on the table so you can decide.
The process
Four questions before any funding.
01
Define the job
What will this money do — inventory, payroll gap, equipment, a contract? We start there.
02
Measure the cost
Total payback, factor rate, and what it means in plain dollars. No buried numbers.
03
Stress-test cash flow
We look at how daily or weekly payments sit against your real slow weeks, not just your best ones.
04
Decide — or don't
If the numbers don't work, we'll say so. Walking away is a valid outcome.
17 years
securing capital options for businesses
Any size
small working-capital needs to larger deals
Multiple funders
compared side by side, so you see the options
A straight conversation