From revenue-based financing to SBA loans, mortgage financing, and business loan brokerage — we connect U.S. businesses with the funding they deserve, fast.
Whether you need working capital today or long-term growth financing, we have a solution built for your U.S. business.
Access capital tied to your business's future revenue — flexible repayments that move with your cash flow, not against it. No collateral required.
Learn moreStructured term loans and lines of credit to fund operations, expansion, or equipment. Competitive rates with transparent repayment schedules.
Learn moreGovernment-backed SBA 7(a) and 504 loans with lower down payments and longer terms. Ideal for established U.S. businesses looking to scale responsibly.
Learn moreCommercial and residential mortgage solutions for business owners. We work with a broad lender network to secure the best rates for your property goals.
Learn moreOne application, multiple offers. We shop your profile across 75+ lenders so you get the best match — no guesswork, no wasted time.
Learn moreWe've simplified the path from application to approval. Most clients receive funding within 24 hours.
Fill out our simple 5-minute application. We'll ask about your revenue, needs, and goals — no lengthy paperwork.
Our advisors present your profile to our network of 75+ lenders and return with real offers tailored to your situation.
Review your options side by side. Select the best fit and receive your funds — often as fast as the next business day.
We've helped hundreds of U.S. business owners access capital when they needed it most.
"CK Group arranged revenue-based financing for us within 48 hours. We restocked inventory just in time for peak season. Couldn't have done it without them."
"The SBA loan process felt overwhelming until CK Group stepped in. They handled everything and got us a rate I didn't think was possible. Truly professional."
"As a first-time borrower I was nervous. The team walked me through every option clearly. I got a business loan at a great rate and grew my fleet by 30% that quarter."