@Terrence Brannon There are over 15,000 business started every day here in the United States. There are leads you have to be bold enough to go get them. Go to Secretary of State website and reach out to all the new businesses it list. Take time out a few hours on Wednesday and Thursday when business owners are prepping for Friday and Saturday and actually go talk to small business owners in your community ALL OF THEM!!! Join your local Chamber of Commerce, go have sit down with your Mayor, Congress person, Senator and Governor let them know what you do and offer to educate business owners on 0% funding, see what and how you can help with small to midsize business growth in the city. Go to conferences and talk to everyone in the conference about funding. Leads in my opinion should be the last thing you have to worry about. I worry whether people have the desire to really Go Get It!!!

When you are ready to purchase your Funfing Machine let me know personally. Hey Terrance, If you’re anything like most of the business purpose brokers and Funding Advocates I talk to, you're probably exhausted by the daily manual grind. Between playing credit report detective, trying to manage active files out of messy spreadsheets, and watching old-school corporate lending houses take a 50% to 80% cut of your success fees just to use their desk, it’s a tough way to build a real business. Lately, I’ve been running my entire pipeline through a setup that completely flips the script on how we operate as Funding Advocates. Instead of renting space from a corporate factory, it lets you control your own turnkey fintech infrastructure. Basically, you run your files through a ghost-white-labeled underwriting and processing department that handles 50-state compliance invisibly under your own brand name. You have zero employee overhead, zero payroll liabilities, and zero compliance risks. You dictate your own pricing, keep 100% of your success fees, and just pay a flat 15% processing fee after the deal actually funds. The tech side handles the manual friction. You get a 60-second underwriting engine that pulls soft-credit data with zero client profile impact to generate instant pre-qualifications. Plus, you get direct access to a live corporate IT team that will literally jump into your software to fix any technical roadblocks or integration glitches on demand, saving you days of downtime. To keep your daily pipeline moving, they build active lead injection programs directly into the software, depositing high-intent business leads right into your system so you aren't stuck cold-calling or chasing low-signal internet data. If you look at the alternative options in our industry—like traditional franchise networks or high-fee setup programs—buying into their corporate models routinely costs anywhere from $25,000 to well over $100,000 upfront. But once you're in, they completely tie your hands. They dictate your pricing structure, force you to run under their branding, and take a massive 30% to 70% cut of your revenue on every single file you close. You are essentially paying five or six figures upfront just to buy yourself a heavily micromanaged job. This platform removes those corporate handcuffs entirely.

@Roger Martin

@Suresh B It is technically. We are able to do some Canadian deals but this is nothing that we would call scalable. In Canada like described in the post they have a different banking system, and usually the company will have to be established and have revenue. We do not promote that we do deals in Canada for this reason.

🙌🏽 Yes

This industry is very fulfilling and we don't learn about these things in schooling. Excited to have you in the community @Anjan Ghosh have you had a 1 on 1 to go over the funding machine and see if it is a good fit for you?

Hi @Kevin R you can book a Funding Machine Demo with me and lets talk about it. I will answer all your questions. Book here https://link.myfundingmachine.com/widget/booking/B5ueKJKLIIR188CzRLuq?user_id=WzDKbL4o9qOBwFIOweA2 Lets Go!!! 👊🏽

@Kevin R you didn’t show up for the call. What happened?