A kitchen that keeps up
Explore equipment financing for refrigeration, cooking equipment, or technology that supports service. Start with a quote and a clear operating need.
Restaurants · Cafés · Catering · Hospitality
A more capable kitchen. A refreshed space. Another location. Explore funding around the restaurant you operate and the next move you want to make.
An initial conversation—not an approval or a credit-pull authorization.
Your goal
Your business
Your details
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Put the capital to work
These examples start the conversation. Available products and permitted uses depend on the provider and your business.
Explore equipment financing for refrigeration, cooking equipment, or technology that supports service. Start with a quote and a clear operating need.
Plan a remodel, patio, or location improvement with the full project budget in view—not just the purchase price.
Discuss inventory, staffing, or operating expenses alongside your sales cycle and existing payments.
Before you commit
Look at ordinary weeks and slower periods as well as your busiest season. Include rent, payroll, food costs, and existing obligations when deciding whether a proposed payment fits.
Prepare for the conversation
Share a few business details first. Any documents needed for a formal review are requested separately through an appropriate process.
Recent business revenue and operating history
Equipment quotes or a remodel budget, if relevant
Current financing payments and the timing of your plan
Do not include Social Security numbers, account numbers, passwords, or credit reports.
Armando Velis, MBA, founded Velis Capital after helping family and friends explore funding for their businesses. With parents who are business owners, he brings a family-business perspective and an education-first approach to the conversation.
Questions before the next step
Yes. Tell us about the existing operation and the proposed location. Its budget, opening timeline, and expected operating costs help shape the review; a new location is not automatically eligible.
No. Equipment financing is generally tied to an identified asset, while working capital addresses operating needs. The provider’s terms and permitted uses determine what an offer can cover.
No. It starts a conversation, does not guarantee an offer or approval, and does not authorize a credit pull. Any formal application has separate requirements.
No. Funding and readiness services are separate. The two-year sole-proprietor requirement applies to our business-structuring service, not to every funding inquiry. Financing eligibility is determined by the provider.
Restaurants & hospitality