- Required time in business: 6+ months
- Required monthly revenue: $10k+
- Min credit score: No credit needed
For many entrepreneurs, the idea of owning a convenience store is an attractive proposition. Convenience stores can generate cash flow anywhere between $12,500 and $6,500,000 a year, with an average cash flow of around $235,463.95 annually.
Here are the details on the revenue and cost to acquire a convenience store, plus how to purchase a convenience store in 2024. And, we include the best financing options for funding your business.
How much does a convenience store make?
The average convenience store* has an annual net cash flow of $235,463.95. This equates to roughly $19,622.00 a month over a span of a year. However, the profitability of your convenience store business comes down to its location, size, rent, wages and more.
Chart: Cash flow range of convenience stores currently listed for sale
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Convenience store Annual net cash flow 1 $12,500 2 $15,851 3 $18,933 4 $20,000 5 $25,000 6 $27,762 7 $28,762 8 $29,446 9 $33,731 10 $34,265 11 $35,000 12 $35,122 13 $36,000 14 $36,000 15 $40,000 16 $40,143 17 $41,000 18 $41,370 19 $42,000 20 $44,512 21 $45,000 22 $45,000 23 $50,000 24 $50,000 25 $51,000 26 $51,000 27 $55,000 28 $55,000 29 $57,800 30 $57,808 31 $61,000 32 $65,000 33 $65,000 34 $66,000 35 $67,692 36 $68,859 37 $69,160 38 $70,000 39 $70,000 40 $70,000 41 $71,180 42 $71,339 43 $72,000 44 $75,000 45 $75,000 46 $75,000 47 $75,000 48 $75,000 49 $75,000 50 $75,000 51 $76,000 52 $78,020 53 $78,600 54 $80,000 55 $80,000 56 $80,000 57 $80,000 58 $81,725 59 $82,000 60 $82,000 61 $84,000 62 $84,000 63 $84,000 64 $84,520 65 $84,708 66 $85,000 67 $85,000 68 $85,000 69 $85,100 70 $86,225 71 $89,628 72 $90,000 73 $91,520 74 $91,920 75 $95,000 76 $95,000 77 $95,000 78 $95,000 79 $95,000 80 $96,000 81 $96,000 82 $96,000 83 $96,000 84 $96,222 85 $97,000 86 $97,000 87 $97,185 88 $97,500 89 $97,553 90 $97,946 91 $100,000 92 $100,000 93 $100,000 94 $100,000 95 $100,000 96 $100,000 97 $100,000 98 $100,000 99 $101,000 100 $101,000 101 $101,000 102 $101,383 103 $102,000 104 $102,794 105 $103,000 106 $103,020 107 $103,202 108 $105,000 109 $108,000 110 $110,000 111 $110,000 112 $110,000 113 $110,000 114 $110,920 115 $112,000 116 $114,132 117 $115,000 118 $115,000 119 $115,000 120 $115,000 121 $115,000 122 $115,000 123 $115,172 124 $115,836 125 $116,000 126 $116,424 127 $119,000 128 $120,000 129 $120,000 130 $120,000 131 $120,000 132 $120,000 133 $120,000 134 $120,000 135 $120,000 136 $120,000 137 $121,000 138 $121,000 139 $121,000 140 $122,000 141 $122,264 142 $123,770 143 $125,000 144 $125,000 145 $125,000 146 $125,000 147 $125,000 148 $125,000 149 $127,240 150 $127,380 151 $128,000 152 $130,000 153 $130,000 154 $130,000 155 $130,000 156 $130,000 157 $134,900 158 $135,000 159 $136,077 160 $136,920 161 $144,000 162 $144,000 163 $144,000 164 $144,000 165 $144,000 166 $144,744 167 $145,000 168 $148,000 169 $149,000 170 $150,000 171 $150,000 172 $150,000 173 $150,000 174 $151,000 175 $152,000 176 $155,000 177 $157,360 178 $157,360 179 $159,000 180 $160,000 181 $160,560 182 $161,369 183 $162,594 184 $164,000 185 $165,000 186 $165,000 187 $165,000 188 $165,000 189 $166,224 190 $170,000 191 $170,000 192 $172,060 193 $175,000 194 $175,000 195 $175,000 196 $175,000 197 $175,000 198 $175,000 199 $175,000 200 $179,000 201 $180,000 202 $180,000 203 $180,000 204 $180,000 205 $180,000 206 $180,000 207 $181,000 208 $181,100 209 $183,000 210 $184,308 211 $185,000 212 $185,000 213 $185,000 214 $185,000 215 $185,000 216 $185,000 217 $185,000 218 $185,000 219 $187,000 220 $187,000 221 $188,045 222 $190,000 223 $190,000 224 $190,000 225 $190,000 226 $190,000 227 $190,000 228 $190,000 229 $192,000 230 $192,000 231 $192,000 232 $192,000 233 $192,000 234 $193,000 235 $193,000 236 $193,000 237 $195,000 238 $195,000 239 $195,000 240 $195,000 241 $197,000 242 $197,000 243 $197,788 244 $199,512 245 $200,000 246 $200,000 247 $200,000 248 $200,000 249 $200,000 250 $200,000 251 $200,000 252 $200,000 253 $200,740 254 $208,627 255 $210,000 256 $210,000 257 $210,000 258 $213,000 259 $215,000 260 $215,200 261 $216,000 262 $220,000 263 $220,000 264 $225,000 265 $225,000 266 $230,700 267 $235,000 268 $240,000 269 $240,000 270 $240,000 271 $240,000 272 $240,000 273 $245,000 274 $247,381 275 $250,000 276 $250,000 277 $250,000 278 $250,000 279 $250,000 280 $250,000 281 $250,000 282 $250,000 283 $250,001 284 $250,001 285 $251,000 286 $251,180 287 $255,000 288 $260,000 289 $262,241 290 $269,652 291 $270,000 292 $275,000 293 $275,000 294 $275,000 295 $275,053 296 $277,000 297 $280,000 298 $286,200 299 $290,000 300 $294,590 301 $300,000 302 $300,000 303 $302,000 304 $310,500 305 $320,000 306 $330,645 307 $335,000 308 $340,000 309 $340,000 310 $342,578 311 $351,155 312 $358,982 313 $365,000 314 $375,000 315 $375,000 316 $375,000 317 $378,060 318 $380,000 319 $400,000 320 $450,000 321 $475,000 322 $475,000 323 $500,000 324 $500,000 325 $500,000 326 $550,000 327 $550,176 328 $552,000 329 $570,240 330 $650,000 331 $650,000 332 $700,000 333 $700,000 334 $775,000 335 $800,000 336 $823,200 337 $843,822 338 $900,000 339 $900,000 340 $940,000 341 $1,000,000 342 $1,200,000 343 $1,300,000 344 $2,000,000 345 $2,350,000 346 $4,665,000 347 $6,500,000
How to buy a convenience store
- Find a convenience store for sale. You can find convenience stores for sale locally or online. Online you can search "convenience stores for sale near me" to find a list of business or broker websites that lists convenience stores for sale. It's important to also take note of your finances by knowing how much you have saved towards the purchase of a new business, as well as how much you may need to borrow to buy the business.
- Figure out what the business is worth. Use various valuation methods to get a general idea of the fair market value of the business you're trying to buy to make sure you're getting a good deal.
- Do your due diligence on owning and operating a convenience store. You'll want to weigh the pros and cons before taking the jump. Consider important factors that can affect the profitability of the business you're buying such as location, equipment, utilities and maintenance.
- Get a business loan and make an offer. Unless you have a lot of cash on hand, you'll need a business loan to finance the purchase of a convenience store. Check out our top picks of lenders for a convenience store business loan. Once you're ready to buy, contact and negotiate with the seller or agent of the business and finalize your offer. It may be helpful to have a lawyer look over any negotiations and final contracts.
Our top picks for a convenience store business loan
Best for small businesses
- Required time in business: 6+ months
- Required monthly revenue: $8k+
- Min credit score: 520+
Good for online businesses
- Required time in business: 6+ months
- Required annual revenue: $60k+
- Min credit score: 550+
Cost of buying convenience stores
The average convenience store for sale costs $694,442.36*. Although prices vary widely depending on the location, the age of equipment and whether you're purchasing real estate as part of the deal. Many are listed well below the average price, and some are much higher than the average price, especially in urban locations.
With the average annual cash flow of a convenience store at $235,464, you can expect to make back your investment in roughly 2.95 years - this translates roughly to a 33.91% APY.
Chart: Cost of convenience stores available for sale
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Convenience store Annual net cash flow 1 $30,000 2 $49,900 3 $50,000 4 $59,000 5 $60,000 6 $69,000 7 $70,000 8 $75,000 9 $76,000 10 $85,000 11 $95,000 12 $95,000 13 $99,000 14 $99,000 15 $99,000 16 $100,000 17 $100,000 18 $100,000 19 $100,000 20 $110,000 21 $110,000 22 $110,000 23 $110,000 24 $115,000 25 $115,000 26 $115,000 27 $115,000 28 $120,000 29 $120,000 30 $125,000 31 $125,000 32 $129,000 33 $130,000 34 $130,000 35 $135,000 36 $135,000 37 $136,000 38 $140,000 39 $145,000 40 $145,000 41 $150,000 42 $150,000 43 $150,000 44 $150,000 45 $150,000 46 $150,000 47 $150,000 48 $150,000 49 $150,000 50 $150,000 51 $150,000 52 $150,000 53 $150,000 54 $150,000 55 $155,000 56 $155,000 57 $155,000 58 $156,000 59 $157,000 60 $158,000 61 $158,000 62 $159,000 63 $159,000 64 $159,000 65 $160,000 66 $160,000 67 $160,000 68 $160,000 69 $160,000 70 $162,000 71 $163,000 72 $164,000 73 $164,000 74 $165,000 75 $165,000 76 $167,000 77 $168,000 78 $169,000 79 $169,000 80 $169,000 81 $169,485 82 $170,000 83 $175,000 84 $175,000 85 $175,000 86 $175,000 87 $180,000 88 $180,000 89 $185,000 90 $185,000 91 $190,000 92 $190,000 93 $199,000 94 $199,000 95 $199,000 96 $199,000 97 $199,999 98 $200,000 99 $200,000 100 $200,000 101 $200,000 102 $200,000 103 $200,000 104 $200,000 105 $202,118 106 $220,000 107 $220,000 108 $220,000 109 $220,000 110 $220,000 111 $224,000 112 $225,000 113 $225,000 114 $225,000 115 $225,000 116 $225,000 117 $225,000 118 $225,000 119 $225,000 120 $225,000 121 $225,000 122 $229,000 123 $229,000 124 $230,000 125 $230,000 126 $230,000 127 $235,000 128 $235,000 129 $235,000 130 $235,000 131 $239,000 132 $249,000 133 $250,000 134 $250,000 135 $250,000 136 $250,000 137 $250,000 138 $250,000 139 $250,000 140 $250,000 141 $250,000 142 $250,000 143 $250,000 144 $250,000 145 $260,000 146 $260,000 147 $265,000 148 $270,000 149 $275,000 150 $275,000 151 $275,000 152 $290,000 153 $290,000 154 $290,000 155 $295,000 156 $299,000 157 $299,000 158 $299,000 159 $299,000 160 $300,000 161 $300,000 162 $300,000 163 $300,000 164 $300,000 165 $300,000 166 $300,000 167 $300,000 168 $300,000 169 $300,000 170 $310,000 171 $319,000 172 $325,000 173 $325,000 174 $325,000 175 $325,000 176 $325,000 177 $329,000 178 $349,000 179 $350,000 180 $350,000 181 $350,000 182 $350,000 183 $350,000 184 $350,000 185 $350,000 186 $350,000 187 $350,000 188 $350,000 189 $350,000 190 $355,000 191 $360,000 192 $375,000 193 $375,000 194 $375,000 195 $375,000 196 $385,000 197 $395,000 198 $395,000 199 $395,000 200 $395,000 201 $395,000 202 $399,000 203 $399,000 204 $399,000 205 $399,000 206 $399,000 207 $400,000 208 $400,000 209 $400,000 210 $420,000 211 $425,000 212 $425,000 213 $440,000 214 $440,000 215 $440,000 216 $449,000 217 $449,000 218 $450,000 219 $450,000 220 $450,000 221 $450,000 222 $450,000 223 $450,000 224 $450,000 225 $460,000 226 $475,000 227 $475,000 228 $475,000 229 $475,000 230 $475,000 231 $480,000 232 $499,000 233 $500,000 234 $500,000 235 $500,000 236 $500,000 237 $500,000 238 $500,000 239 $500,000 240 $500,000 241 $500,000 242 $500,000 243 $520,000 244 $525,000 245 $542,000 246 $550,000 247 $550,000 248 $550,000 249 $550,000 250 $550,000 251 $550,000 252 $575,000 253 $579,000 254 $585,000 255 $599,000 256 $600,000 257 $600,000 258 $600,000 259 $600,000 260 $650,000 261 $650,000 262 $650,000 263 $650,000 264 $650,000 265 $675,000 266 $695,000 267 $699,000 268 $699,000 269 $700,000 270 $700,000 271 $749,000 272 $750,000 273 $750,000 274 $750,000 275 $750,000 276 $750,000 277 $750,000 278 $750,000 279 $759,999 280 $775,000 281 $779,000 282 $789,000 283 $799,000 284 $799,999 285 $800,000 286 $800,000 287 $825,000 288 $849,000 289 $850,000 290 $850,000 291 $850,000 292 $850,000 293 $880,000 294 $890,000 295 $895,000 296 $895,000 297 $900,000 298 $950,000 299 $950,000 300 $999,000 301 $999,000 302 $1,100,000 303 $1,100,000 304 $1,100,000 305 $1,200,000 306 $1,250,000 307 $1,295,000 308 $1,350,000 309 $1,350,000 310 $1,350,000 311 $1,350,000 312 $1,375,000 313 $1,395,000 314 $1,400,000 315 $1,400,000 316 $1,494,000 317 $1,500,000 318 $1,500,000 319 $1,500,000 320 $1,550,000 321 $1,599,000 322 $1,650,000 323 $1,750,000 324 $1,800,000 325 $1,800,000 326 $1,800,000 327 $1,800,000 328 $1,850,000 329 $1,950,000 330 $2,000,000 331 $2,000,000 332 $2,100,000 333 $2,200,000 334 $2,500,000 335 $2,750,000 336 $3,300,000 337 $3,499,000 338 $3,600,000 339 $4,300,000 340 $4,375,000 341 $4,599,000 342 $4,700,000 343 $4,800,000 344 $5,400,000 345 $6,950,000 346 $16,500,000 347 $19,500,000
Cost, revenue and cash flow of a convenience store
The average price-to-cash flow (P/CF) ratio of a convenience store business is 2.95. The P/CF ratio measures how much cash a company generates relative to its price. You might've heard of the term price-to-earning ratio (P/E ratio) before, which is a more commonly known ratio. Essentially, this measures how much you are paying for each dollar of the company's earnings.
The average operating cash flow margin of a convenience store business is 0.13. The operating cash flow margin can be calculated by dividing operating cash flow by revenue. The operating cash flow margin reveals how effectively a company converts its sales to cash.
The average price-to-sales (P/S) ratio of a convenience store business is 252%. The P/S ratio measures the revenue of the business divided by the cost, which indicates the percentage of the revenue you are paying for the company. Typically the lower the percentage, the better. However, it's best to look at a company's P/S ratio in comparison to the P/S ratios of similar companies in the same industry.
Chart: Cost, revenue, and cash flow breakdown of the lowest priced convenience stores currently listed for sale
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Convenience store Cost Revenue Cost flow 1 $30,000 $214,427 $45,000 2 $49,900 $135,000 $12,500 3 $50,000 $130,000 $36,000 4 $59,000 $170,000 $70,000 5 $60,000 $450,000 $55,000 6 $69,000 $145,600 $44,512 7 $70,000 $105,913 $35,122 8 $75,000 $267,900 $81,725 9 $76,000 $420,713 $27,762 10 $85,000 $1,320,000 $25,000
Chart: Cost, revenue, and cash flow breakdown of the highest priced convenience stores currently listed for sale
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Convenience store Cost Revenue Cost flow 1 $19,500,000 $15,500,000 $2,000,000 2 $16,500,000 $43,900,000 $4,665,000 3 $6,950,000 $8,053,227 $900,000 4 $5,400,000 $1,500,000 $700,000 5 $4,800,000 $4,100,000 $900,000 6 $4,700,000 $1,500,000 $650,000 7 $4,599,000 $750,000 $500,000 8 $4,375,000 $300,000 $1,000,000 9 $4,300,000 $3,156,000 $823,200 10 $3,600,000 $5,390,000 $250,001
Steps to buying a convenience store
Buying this type of business involves finding one for sale, running the numbers and getting the right financing.
1. Search business listings
Start your search by Googling "convenience stores for sale near me." This brings up a list of business or broker websites with this type of business for sale in your area. From there, you can search listings and contact the seller or agent to get more information. Loopnet.com, Bizbuysell.com and us.businessesforsale.com are also good places to start your search.
2. Determine what the business is worth
Determining what a business is worth is both an art and a science. While this is by no means a complete list of the valuation methods available, you can get a general idea of the fair market value of a business with these calculations.
- Times revenue method. This is calculated by taking the revenue generated by a business over a certain period times a multiplier. The multiplier depends on the industry. For example, a retail company may be valued at 2.45x revenue, while a restaurant may be valued at 2.12x revenue.
- Liquidation value. This value is calculated by adding up everything a business owns, including real estate, equipment and inventory, and then subtracting the company's liabilities and debts. This can give you a rough estimate of what a business is worth, although it doesn't take into account future earnings.
- Discounted cash flow method. This calculation is based on projections of the future cash flows of a business, then discounts them to today based on inflation. It's a complex calculation best determined by using an NPV calculator.
Always consult with a qualified financial advisor if you have questions. In particular, look for a professional with the Accredited in Business Valuation (ABV) designation, which means they specialize in business valuation.
3. Do your due diligence
In addition to understanding what a particular business is worth, it's important to take into account the pros and cons before signing on the dotted line.
Here's a list of the top factors to consider:
- Location. The most successful businesses are located in areas with a lot of retail stores and traffic. However, consider the type of customers you foresee frequenting your establishment and their specific needs.
- Equipment. If your business requires special equipment, new equipment is more expensive upfront but can bolster your bottom line with reduced energy costs, less maintenance and more customers through the door.
- Competition. Consider the local competition and what sets your business offering apart.
- Utilities. If your business relies heavily on electricity, gas, water, trash and sewage services, you'll want to analyze the availability of these services and their costs carefully.
- Insurance. This is a must-have for any public-facing business. You'll want to make sure you have sufficient coverage to pay for a range of unforeseen circumstances.
- Maintenance. Who will do the repairs, mop the floors or answer the phone? While this business can be a part-time operation, no business is maintenance-free.
- Security. Depending on the location, your business may require extra security features, like cameras.
As with any large business purchase, be sure to educate yourself thoroughly about buying and running that type of business. Many online resources are available from experts who can offer in-depth guidance for your particular industry.
4. Get financing and make an offer
Business loans come in a wide range of flavors, but the most commonly used types for buying a new business or business assets include SBA loans, like the SBA 7(a), 504 and microloan lending programs, equipment loans or personal loans. These loans are offered by banks, credit unions and online lenders.
Online business loan marketplaces like Lendio, Lendzi and Businessloans.com can also be a good place to start your search. You'll want to compare multiple loan types across several lenders to find the best deal.
How to finance a convenience store
Convenience stores can be financed with these options:
- Personal finances. Cash from savings, an inheritance or from selling another business can be an ideal way to finance your purchase.
- SBA loan programs. The SBA 7(a) loan program could potentially be used to purchase this type of business. To qualify, you need to have a 700+ score, a minimum 20% down payment and financial statements from the business of interest.
- Personal loan. Because they don't have a time-in-business or revenue requirement, personal loans can be another way to finance your purchase, especially if you can get a competitive rate.
- Equipment loan. Equipment loans can sometimes be used to finance this type of business equipment, depending on the business's eligibility. But it may be trickier to get an equipment loan if your business is a mostly cash business or considered a restricted business.
Tip: If you're going for an SBA loan to purchase your business, try to find a preferred SBA lender to help push your application through faster.
Steps to get a loan for a convenience store
Here are the steps to apply for a business loan:
- Check your eligibility. This step involves checking your personal score and determining if you have any collateral to pledge if you choose a secured loan.
- Gather your documentation. These typically include bank statements, tax returns, the business's financial statements and a personal guarantee.
- Complete the application. Fill out the full application, upload documents or link your financial accounts and review the application for accuracy.
- Wait for approval and funding. Next, you need to wait for approval and funding. SBA loans can take weeks to months to process.
Where to buy a convenience store
We've found convenience stores publicly listed for sale in the following states. Updated daily.
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State # of convenience stores for sale Alabama 10 Arizona 1 Arkansas 1 California 3 Connecticut 21 Delaware 1 Florida 21 Georgia 9 Idaho 1 Illinois 9 Indiana 2 Iowa 1 Kentucky 2 Maine 1 Maryland 3 Massachusetts 7 Michigan 3 Minnesota 2 Mississippi 8 Missouri 2 Montana 3 Nebraska 2 Nevada 1 New Hampshire 5 New Jersey 44 New York 123 North Carolina 5 North Dakota 1 Ohio 28 Oklahoma 2 Oregon 1 Pennsylvania 6 Rhode Island 1 South Carolina 6 Tennessee 8 Texas 19 Virginia 5 Washington 2 Wisconsin 3 Wyoming 4
The annual cash flow of the convenience stores range from $12,500 to $6,500,000.
Chart: Cash flow of convenience stores that are currently listed for sale
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Convenience store Annual net cash flow 1 $12,500 2 $15,851 3 $18,933 4 $20,000 5 $25,000 6 $27,762 7 $28,762 8 $29,446 9 $33,731 10 $34,265 11 $35,000 12 $35,122 13 $36,000 14 $36,000 15 $40,000 16 $40,143 17 $41,000 18 $41,370 19 $42,000 20 $44,512 21 $45,000 22 $45,000 23 $50,000 24 $50,000 25 $51,000 26 $51,000 27 $55,000 28 $55,000 29 $57,800 30 $57,808 31 $61,000 32 $65,000 33 $65,000 34 $66,000 35 $67,692 36 $68,859 37 $69,160 38 $70,000 39 $70,000 40 $70,000 41 $71,180 42 $71,339 43 $72,000 44 $75,000 45 $75,000 46 $75,000 47 $75,000 48 $75,000 49 $75,000 50 $75,000 51 $76,000 52 $78,020 53 $78,600 54 $80,000 55 $80,000 56 $80,000 57 $80,000 58 $81,725 59 $82,000 60 $82,000 61 $84,000 62 $84,000 63 $84,000 64 $84,520 65 $84,708 66 $85,000 67 $85,000 68 $85,000 69 $85,100 70 $86,225 71 $89,628 72 $90,000 73 $91,520 74 $91,920 75 $95,000 76 $95,000 77 $95,000 78 $95,000 79 $95,000 80 $96,000 81 $96,000 82 $96,000 83 $96,000 84 $96,222 85 $97,000 86 $97,000 87 $97,185 88 $97,500 89 $97,553 90 $97,946 91 $100,000 92 $100,000 93 $100,000 94 $100,000 95 $100,000 96 $100,000 97 $100,000 98 $100,000 99 $101,000 100 $101,000 101 $101,000 102 $101,383 103 $102,000 104 $102,794 105 $103,000 106 $103,020 107 $103,202 108 $105,000 109 $108,000 110 $110,000 111 $110,000 112 $110,000 113 $110,000 114 $110,920 115 $112,000 116 $114,132 117 $115,000 118 $115,000 119 $115,000 120 $115,000 121 $115,000 122 $115,000 123 $115,172 124 $115,836 125 $116,000 126 $116,424 127 $119,000 128 $120,000 129 $120,000 130 $120,000 131 $120,000 132 $120,000 133 $120,000 134 $120,000 135 $120,000 136 $120,000 137 $121,000 138 $121,000 139 $121,000 140 $122,000 141 $122,264 142 $123,770 143 $125,000 144 $125,000 145 $125,000 146 $125,000 147 $125,000 148 $125,000 149 $127,240 150 $127,380 151 $128,000 152 $130,000 153 $130,000 154 $130,000 155 $130,000 156 $130,000 157 $134,900 158 $135,000 159 $136,077 160 $136,920 161 $144,000 162 $144,000 163 $144,000 164 $144,000 165 $144,000 166 $144,744 167 $145,000 168 $148,000 169 $149,000 170 $150,000 171 $150,000 172 $150,000 173 $150,000 174 $151,000 175 $152,000 176 $155,000 177 $157,360 178 $157,360 179 $159,000 180 $160,000 181 $160,560 182 $161,369 183 $162,594 184 $164,000 185 $165,000 186 $165,000 187 $165,000 188 $165,000 189 $166,224 190 $170,000 191 $170,000 192 $172,060 193 $175,000 194 $175,000 195 $175,000 196 $175,000 197 $175,000 198 $175,000 199 $175,000 200 $179,000 201 $180,000 202 $180,000 203 $180,000 204 $180,000 205 $180,000 206 $180,000 207 $181,000 208 $181,100 209 $183,000 210 $184,308 211 $185,000 212 $185,000 213 $185,000 214 $185,000 215 $185,000 216 $185,000 217 $185,000 218 $185,000 219 $187,000 220 $187,000 221 $188,045 222 $190,000 223 $190,000 224 $190,000 225 $190,000 226 $190,000 227 $190,000 228 $190,000 229 $192,000 230 $192,000 231 $192,000 232 $192,000 233 $192,000 234 $193,000 235 $193,000 236 $193,000 237 $195,000 238 $195,000 239 $195,000 240 $195,000 241 $197,000 242 $197,000 243 $197,788 244 $199,512 245 $200,000 246 $200,000 247 $200,000 248 $200,000 249 $200,000 250 $200,000 251 $200,000 252 $200,000 253 $200,740 254 $208,627 255 $210,000 256 $210,000 257 $210,000 258 $213,000 259 $215,000 260 $215,200 261 $216,000 262 $220,000 263 $220,000 264 $225,000 265 $225,000 266 $230,700 267 $235,000 268 $240,000 269 $240,000 270 $240,000 271 $240,000 272 $240,000 273 $245,000 274 $247,381 275 $250,000 276 $250,000 277 $250,000 278 $250,000 279 $250,000 280 $250,000 281 $250,000 282 $250,000 283 $250,001 284 $250,001 285 $251,000 286 $251,180 287 $255,000 288 $260,000 289 $262,241 290 $269,652 291 $270,000 292 $275,000 293 $275,000 294 $275,000 295 $275,053 296 $277,000 297 $280,000 298 $286,200 299 $290,000 300 $294,590 301 $300,000 302 $300,000 303 $302,000 304 $310,500 305 $320,000 306 $330,645 307 $335,000 308 $340,000 309 $340,000 310 $342,578 311 $351,155 312 $358,982 313 $365,000 314 $375,000 315 $375,000 316 $375,000 317 $378,060 318 $380,000 319 $400,000 320 $450,000 321 $475,000 322 $475,000 323 $500,000 324 $500,000 325 $500,000 326 $550,000 327 $550,176 328 $552,000 329 $570,240 330 $650,000 331 $650,000 332 $700,000 333 $700,000 334 $775,000 335 $800,000 336 $823,200 337 $843,822 338 $900,000 339 $900,000 340 $940,000 341 $1,000,000 342 $1,200,000 343 $1,300,000 344 $2,000,000 345 $2,350,000 346 $4,665,000 347 $6,500,000
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The Finder Score crunches 12+ types of business loans across 35+ lenders. It takes into account the product's interest rate, fees and features, as well as the type of loan eg investor, variable, fixed rate - this gives you a simple score out of 10.
To provide a Score, we compare like-for-like loans. So if you're comparing the best business loans for startups loans, you can see how each business loan stacks up against other business loans with the same borrower type, rate type and repayment type.
Kat Aoki was a personal finance writer at Finder, specializing in consumer and business lending. She’s written thousands of articles to help consumers make better decisions on their home loans, bank accounts, credit cards, cryptocurrency and more. Kat is well versed in working with leading brands in the real estate, mortgage and personal finance industries, and her expertise has been featured on Forbes Advisor, Lifewire and financial comparison sites like iSelect and realestate.com.au. She holds a BS in business administration from California State University, Sacramento and enjoys hiking and yoga in her spare time. See full bio
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