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ABL Revolver (Asset-Based Lending)
Revolving line tied to eligible receivables and inventory. Scales with the business.
Program status and primary actions
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- Size range
- $1,000,000 — Scales with assets
- Cost / pricing
- Prime + 2–5%. 85% advance on eligible AR, 50–65% on finished-goods inventory.
- Typical speed to close
- Weeks to a few months
- Capital type
- Asset-based debt
Eligibility
Who this program is for.
Working-capital-intensive business (distributors, manufacturers, staffing). Quality of AR + inventory matters more than profitability.
Use of proceeds
What this capital can fund.
Outside these categories the program either isn’t a fit or requires a non-standard structuring conversation. The screener cross-references your specific use of proceeds against the full catalog before recommending an instrument.
What Capital Toolkit does
CPA-led engagement, not lead generation.
Whether the answer is ABL Revolver (Asset-Based Lending)or something else in the catalog, the engagement starts the same way: a CPA reviews the use of proceeds, the balance sheet, and the projections to confirm the right structure. Only then do we build the package and approach providers. The catalog page's screener exists to triage cleanly; this page exists so you can read the program in detail before that conversation.
If ABL Revolver (Asset-Based Lending)is the right fit, you’ll get a normalized financial package, a coverage or eligibility analysis appropriate to the program category, and provider / program outreach handled by a CPA with the engagement still under one roof.
Where this program shows up
The hubs that feature ABL Revolver (Asset-Based Lending).
This program is curated into the hubs below — industry verticals where it’s a typical fit, business stages where it’s the right answer, and funding stacks where it combines with others.
Head-to-head
Compare ABL Revolver (Asset-Based Lending) against another option.
The comparisons below answer the “should I do this or that?” question with a side-by-side matrix plus the scenarios where each option wins.
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Invoice Factoring & AR Finance
Immediate cash against outstanding receivables. Suits B2B businesses with long DSO.
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Revenue-Based Financing (RBF)
Capital advanced against future monthly revenue, repaid as a fixed % of sales.
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CSBFP — Canada Small Business Financing Program
Government-backed term loan for equipment, leasehold, and real property. Up to $1.15M.
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Conventional Senior Term Loan or Revolver
Cash-flow-underwritten facility from a chartered bank, credit union, or Schedule II lender.
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Related programs in the same family
Also in Debt.
CSBFP — Canada Small Business Financing Program
Government-backed term loan for equipment, leasehold, and real property. Up to $1.15M.
Status: Live
Conventional Senior Term Loan or Revolver
Cash-flow-underwritten facility from a chartered bank, credit union, or Schedule II lender.
Status: Live
Equipment Finance / Leasing
Equipment-specific term loan or lease at 75–90% LTV on the equipment.
Status: Live
Mezzanine Debt
Second-lien or subordinated debt when senior capacity is exhausted.
Status: Coming soon
See every option side by side.
The full catalog groups debt, grants, equity, and alternative structures by family so you can compare like with like before booking a conversation.