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LoanBox
Think inside the LoanBox | Get your loan and lender right the first time. LoanBox provides small business owners with unmatched matching and process automation...
LoanBox
Think inside the LoanBox | Get your loan and lender right the first time. LoanBox provides small business owners with unmatched matching and process automation to save time, money, and stress when securing a business loan from $250K to $10M.
General information
Firm type
other
Year founded
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AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
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Corporate office
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Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Does LoanBox lend its own capital to small businesses?
No. LoanBox is a technology platform that matches borrowers with third-party lenders — including SBA, conventional, and niche lenders — but does not fund, underwrite, or service loans itself. The company earns revenue as an intermediary rather than taking balance-sheet risk.
What types of loans does the LoanBox platform facilitate?
LoanBox covers a range of commercial and government-backed products, including SBA 7(a) and 504 loans, conventional commercial loans, USDA loans, bridge loans and credit lines, working capital, debt refinance, international trade finance, commercial real estate, and franchise startup and change-of-ownership loans.
How does LoanBox source its lender network?
Per the company’s website, LoanBox uses proprietary analytics to identify and rank top lenders and then extends them an invite to join the platform. Accepted lenders gain access to detailed reports on industries, franchise brands, startup profiles, and geographic segments, and can filter precisely for the types of borrowers and loans they want to fund.
Is there a cost to the borrower for using LoanBox?
LoanBox lists its Advisor support service as free for borrowers, but the company does not disclose its full fee structure on its website. Many lending marketplaces charge lenders a success fee or a subscription rather than charging the borrower directly.
Who runs LoanBox?
LoanBox does not publicly name any founders, executives, or board members on its website. The absence of disclosed principals is unusual for a fintech platform; recruiting efforts and public records may offer leads but nothing is confirmed in the company’s own materials.
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