Asset Backed Line of Credit

Our equipment line of credit agreements will get you all the equipment you need without tanking your bottom line.

Our services

Financing that works in your favour

Having access to the right equipment is essential for your success. But purchasing equipment outright is often too big a financial burden to bear for scaling businesses. Our flexible equipment line of credit solutions will provide you with the tools you need at a fraction of the upfront cost, so you can drive growth while preserving your cash flow.

A straightforward approach to equipment financing

We're here to take the complexity out of equipment financing.


flexible approach to equipment financing

Making an outright equipment purchase is often a cost too far for industrial businesses. That leaves financing as the ideal option. But with conventional lenders, your eligibility for a line of credit is dependent exclusively on your financial history. If your cash flow isn’t perfect, you won’t get the funds. Period.

We want to change that. Our revolving lines of credit let you purchase equipment that you need by using that equipment as collateral. This lets you secure a more favourable deal, offers more flexibility, and gives you more opportunities to get high-quality tools that support your growth. 

Why choose us? We look at more than just your business credit score when determining your eligibility for finance. Because we know that a business’s worth often lies beyond what can be quantified on a chart.

If you want a financial partner that puts your success first, we’re here for you.

Why choose Essex Lease?

We'll take the time to understand your goals so we can create a flexible business line of credit solution that gets you the tools you need without putting strain on your cash flow. Here are a few reasons we're the team for you:

The characteristics that set us apart.

Testimonials

What our clients say?

Stars
"We are thrilled to share our outstanding experience with Essex Lease Financial Corporation, a company that truly understands the needs of growing businesses like ours."
Carolynn Quigley
Director, Westchester Development Corp.
frequently asked questions

The questions you’ve been asking

An asset-based line of credit is a flexible financing solution that allows businesses to leverage their assets—such as equipment, real estate, inventory or receivables—as collateral to secure revolving access to funds. Unlike traditional loans where you receive a lump sum upfront, an asset-based line of credit gives you the ability to draw funds as needed, making it easier to manage cash flow and repay. This type of financing is particularly beneficial for businesses that may not meet strict bank covenants or that have fluctuating cash flow, but still have valuable assets to support their borrowing needs.

Key Differences:
Asset-Based Lending: Secured by various business assets and can be used for a wide range of needs, from working capital to growth.
Equipment Line of Credit: is essentially a preapproval for equipment acquisitions.

Being an independent lender means we can make creative, client-first decisions to help you overcome obstacles and grow. While banks typically focus on strict covenants and historical cash flow, we take a different approach that offers greater flexibility to our customers. As an equity and asset-based lender, we look at the bigger picture to assess what we can offer.

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