Each program below reflects an active mandate — with the check size, structure, and the profile that gets declined. Read the disqualifiers before you submit.
Capital repaid as a percentage of revenue rather than a fixed schedule — built for businesses that want growth capital without giving up equity or committing to fixed debt service in a slow month.
Fixed maturity with prepayment discounts built in — for businesses that know exactly what they're funding and want a defined payoff date.
Draw as needed rather than taking a lump sum — priced and underwritten like Baruk's other business capital programs, structured for flexibility.
Non-dilutive bridge and working capital secured against business assets — off-balance-sheet structuring available for businesses that need speed over the lowest possible cost of capital.
Lending sized to what the balance sheet already supports — direct access to decision makers and low diligence fees keep this fast relative to a traditional bank line.
No application fee, single-debtor concentration accepted, and not every invoice has to be factored — built for businesses that need cash flow timed to when work is done, not when the customer pays.
Capital secured by the equipment itself rather than the balance sheet — structured as a loan, a lease, or a sale-leaseback on assets already owned. Single-asset checks start at $50K; fleet and infrastructure programs can scale well above $10M, with the payment schedule matched to the productive life of the asset instead of consuming a working capital line.