Equipment Leasing

Partner with Expansion Capital Group for your continued business success. By leveraging the advantages of equipment leasing, businesses can optimize their operations, drive innovation, and position themselves for sustainable growth in competitive markets

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What is Equipment Leasing and How Does it Work?

Equipment leasing is a financial arrangement where one party, the lessor, owns and provides the use of equipment to another party, the lessee, in exchange for periodic payments. Instead of purchasing the equipment outright, the lessee pays a fee to use the equipment for a specified period, typically a fixed term. At the end of the lease term, the lessee may have the option to purchase the equipment, renew the lease, or return the equipment. 

Equipment leasing empowers businesses to grow by preserving capital, providing access to advanced equipment, offering flexibility and scalability, mitigating risks, and delivering potential tax benefits.

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Flexible

Weekly/daily payments

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Scalable

Offers from $5k-$300k

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Dependable

Over 20,000 small businesses funded

What are the Advantages?

  • Minimal upfront cash expenditure, with some leases allowing 0% down
  • Payment term is customized to meet your cash flow
  • Potential for tax deductibility, but not guaranteed
  • Smart Asset Management | Often utilized by small businesses when assets have a high risk of becoming obsolete or reduced value in a short-term period. Owners leverage to trade in for newer, more technologically advanced equipment.

Minimum Requirements

Equipment leasing financing can be a highly beneficial financing option for businesses seeking flexibility and performance-based funding

  • 6+ months in business
  • Fair/Good credit score
  • $100k annual revenue
  • U.S.-based business locations

FAQs

How Small Businesses Have Used Equipment Leasing

Leasing equipment allows businesses to conserve their capital for other critical expenses such as expansion initiatives, marketing efforts, or hiring talent. By avoiding large upfront costs associated with purchasing equipment outright, businesses can allocate resources more efficiently to drive growth.

Leasing enables businesses to access the latest and most advanced equipment without the significant upfront investment required for outright purchase. This access to cutting-edge technology can enhance operational efficiency, productivity, and competitiveness, facilitating business growth in a rapidly evolving market landscape.

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