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For borrowers

Tell your story to lenders who want to hear it

Build a compelling funding request once, then use it to start conversations with lenders suited to your plans.

Illustration showing a borrower building a structured funding request in Fundry.
Bring your plans to life

Make your case once, then put it to work

Show lenders where your business is today, where it is heading and how funding will help you get there. Keep the key details and documents together, then use that profile across relevant conversations instead of starting again with every lender.

Tell your story once
Find relevant lenders
Focus on the conversation
The borrower journey

How it works

01

Create your business profile

Add your company, ownership, trading history and financial details. Verified company data helps speed things up.

02

Describe your requirement

Tell lenders how much you need, what it is for, how you would like it structured and when you need it.

03

Add supporting information

Add accounts, forecasts, asset details and any other documents that help lenders understand your plans.

04

Reach suitable lenders

Find lenders whose criteria align with your business and funding needs.

05

Progress the conversation

Answer questions, share more detail and keep promising conversations moving.

Build the full picture

Help lenders understand the opportunity

What makes your request compelling?

  • The strength and track record of your business.
  • The opportunity you want to pursue.
  • How much funding you need and how it will be used.
  • The proposed route to repayment.
  • The people, assets and experience supporting your plans.

Funding for growth, change and opportunity

Business growth Working capital Acquisitions Refinancing Property transactions Asset purchases Management buyouts Shareholder exits Invoice finance Restructuring Expansion into new markets
Explore common funding options

For established businesses with plans

Fundry is for directors, shareholders, finance teams and advisers seeking business funding, especially when the need is complex, time-sensitive or unlikely to fit an automated high-street process.

Share with confidence

Funding discussions can involve sensitive commercial information. Share details in stages as lender interest and trust develop.