GPU hardware financing, $100,000 to $400,000

You have found the hardware and you can show what it earns. Then the financing turns into the hard part. The amount is too small for the institutional equipment desks, and too specialised for a general small-business lender to price with any confidence. So the deal sits in the middle, waiting.

We finance GPU servers, workstations and cluster hardware for US businesses — equipment leases and equipment finance agreements, with terms that typically run 24 to 48 months. New and used enterprise hardware, from major OEMs and reputable builders.

What you get that you are not getting now

• Someone who reads the hardware, not just the invoice. What separates one accelerator from another in a business case, what a card is realistically worth in two years, and why a used unit is sometimes the better buy.
• A range that is our normal. You are not an awkward size here. This band is what the program was built for.
• A person, not a portal. Deals this size usually get routed to a form and a scoring model. Here you get a conversation with someone who can actually decide.

How it works

You tell us what you are looking at. You have a short conversation with someone who knows the equipment. If there is a fit, we put a proposal in front of you. Three steps, and the first one takes about a minute.

What we typically look for

Our best fits are established businesses financing revenue-producing hardware: equipment rented on compute marketplaces, deployed against client contracts, or replacing verified cloud spend. We work with new and used enterprise hardware from major OEMs and reputable builders, evaluated case by case. We finance US businesses only.

If your hardware is already earning, or you have the contracts that say it will be, that is the conversation worth having.