Quillfield Business Funding, a small-business funding broker in Kalamazoo, Michigan, starts every request with a short form for name, email, phone, business name and three range picks, followed by a phone call about what the funding is for. Sending the form commits you to nothing; lending partners make every credit decision and set rates and terms.
What happens after you press send
- We contact you. Quillfield reaches you by phone or email at the details you entered, then asks what the money is for and what will pay it back.
- We pick the structure together. We match the purpose to a funding type and, once you agree, send the request to partners that offer it.
- A partner reviews. Expect a request for bank statements, possibly tax returns or a quote, and often a credit check. Only the partner decides.
- You decide. If an offer arrives, weigh its total cost against its payment schedule. Declining is always open to you.
Details the Quillfield form never asks for
There are no fields for Social Security numbers, bank account numbers or statements, and you should not send those by ordinary email or text. The form takes revenue and the amount only as ranges; the purpose and the real figures come up on the phone.
Consent and your information
The consent text next to the checkbox is worth a careful read before you submit. The broker disclosures explain how details are shared with lending partners, and the privacy policy covers the rest.
Would you rather talk first?
Call (269) 299-4657. The four steps show what happens at each stage and who decides.
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