Colorado rewards the owner who is ready early
The snow does not wait. Neither do the summer crowds, the building season or the harvest. In Colorado the owners who win are the ones with stock on the shelves, a full crew and the right equipment before the busy stretch arrives.
From a Boulder brewery to a Vail ski shop to a Front Range builder, the dream is the same: have what you need in hand when the demand shows up. Funding can be the difference between watching the season and owning it.
Get ready before the season, not after it
Colorado cash flow has a rhythm. Winter fills the mountain towns, spring and fall go quiet, and summer brings a second wave. The best prepared owners plan around that rhythm and invest ahead of it.
The chart shows one familiar pattern for a ski-country business. Apply when you can see the next busy stretch coming.
Where will your next opportunity take you?
Colorado owners put capital to work in mountain towns, outdoor recreation, building trades, hospitality, agriculture and breweries, to name a few. Here is what it can make possible.
What you will need
A signed application and your four most recent complete business bank statements. Then the funding provider reviews your file.
Colorado Business Funding: Common Questions
Can a Colorado small business apply for funding?
Yes. Colorado businesses with at least 6 months in business can apply, in Denver, Colorado Springs, Boulder, Fort Collins, Pueblo, the mountain towns and all 64 counties. The funding provider reviews the file and makes the decision.
What do I need to apply?
A signed application and your four most recent complete business bank statements. Personal statements do not substitute for business bank statements.
What credit score do I need?
Initial funding decisions are based primarily on your business's bank-statement cash flow, without a hard credit inquiry before the initial decision. Additional underwriting and credit checks, potentially including a hard inquiry, may occur before final funding. Credit requirements are set by the funding provider and are not guaranteed.
Can a seasonal Colorado business apply?
Yes. Ski shops, outfitters, lodges, breweries, builders and farms all run on seasons, and seasonal businesses can apply. The funding provider reviews each file on its own facts.
How much funding is available?
T.A.G. works with funding providers on business funding opportunities from $10,000 to $5,000,000. Availability is not approval, and amounts, terms and timing are set by the funding provider.
Colorado does not currently have a commercial finance disclosure law equivalent to California SB 1235 that we have identified. T.A.G. is an independent business-funding broker, not a lender. The funding provider's offer states the total payback amount and holdback; ask for it before signing.
Ready to Fund Your Colorado Business?
Apply, sign, upload four recent business bank statements, and the funding provider takes it from there. T.A.G. is an independent business-funding broker, not a lender. Funding providers review and decide.
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