As part of the CARES Act, the Congressional Small Business Task Force unveiled a $367B Emergency Coronavirus Relief Package. Paycheck Protection Program loans have low rates and limited SBA requirements so more small businesses can receive the critical funding they need.
PPP loans requirements are straightforward with incredibly simple criteria:
If you do not qualify we provide access to other fast, flexible business financing options that may fit your needs.
PPP loans will help small businesses and private nonprofits maintain payrolls and related payments. Qualified loan uses include:
PPP loan maximums are calculated based on 250% of your business’s monthly payroll costs with a maximum of $10,000,000.
Credibly’s platform makes applying for a PPP loan simple, fast, and secure. Follow the instructions below to get started.
Use our online platform to screen for eligibility, calculate potential PPP loan amounts, and submit your application in a fraction of the time.
Our secure platform ensures that your SBA PPP loan application is complete and accurate, with all necessary files included.
With a fast, intuitive application and funds deposited directly into your bank account, you can use your COVID-19 relief funding as soon as possible.
No more than 25% of the forgiven amount can be used for non-payroll costs like mortgage interest, rent, and utilities. If your business has laid off employees, that will also affect how much your loan can be forgiven.
To receive loan forgiveness, a borrower must apply to their lender with documents verifying payments and payroll details (number of employees, pay rates including IRS payroll tax filings and state income, payroll, and unemployment insurance filings). These documents must be certified from a representative of the business that the information is true.
PPP loan payments that are not forgiven are deferred for the first 6 months. Payments can be deferred up to 12 months for borrowers who qualify.
Yes. You can qualify for a PPP loan even if you already have existing financing (including other SBA loans). That said, you cannot use the funds from PPP loans and other loans for the same use, at the same time. For example, if you use a disaster loan (EIDL or loan advance) to pay your business’s rent in a given month, you cannot also apply for a PPP loan to cover that month’s rent.
For Economic Injury Disaster Loans (EIDL), small businesses need to prove they’ve experienced “substantial economic injury.” Unlike disaster loans, Paycheck Protection Program loans provided under the CARES Act are funded with the understanding that your business has experienced the negative impact of COVID-19. While PPP loans are easier to qualify for, they are not tied directly to economic losses suffered as a result of the disaster.
If you’re unsure whether you qualify for a PPP loan our portal can help. Fill out our online prequalification form and if you don’t qualify for everything you need, we have funding solutions that can help stabilize your cash flow.
Subject to approval.
*Loan forgiveness is subject to providing follow-up supporting documentation for use of funds. At least 75% must be used for payroll during 8 week period after funding.
Certain products may not be available in all states.
Certain business loan products are made available through Retail Capital LLC, a licensed California Finance Lender.
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