In short
Firspring Capital, a small-business funding broker in Sioux City, Iowa, takes requests through a short form: name, email, phone and business name, three range picks for time in business, annual revenue and the amount needed, and consent. Firspring Capital then calls to discuss the purpose and options. Sending it binds you to nothing; any decision later on belongs to a lending partner.
After the form reaches Pierce Street
- We call you, usually from the number on this site.
- We ask what the money is for, when it is needed and what the business already pays each month.
- Where a structure suits, we walk through it and the records partners tend to request.
- With your go-ahead, the request goes to partners that offer that structure, and a partner decides.
More on each stage: how a request works.
What the form does not do
It does not run a credit check, commit you to anything or reach a lender on its own. Any credit check comes later, from a partner, and only with your consent.
Consent and privacy
How we handle your details is set out in the privacy policy and the broker disclosures.
Our role
Firspring Capital is a broker, not a lender.
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