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Support renovations, staffing, and seasonal cash flow with fast funding options.
Hotels, motels, and inns can get $5,000 to $10 million from Full Send Funding, approved on 3+ months in business and $10,000 or more in monthly revenue — a decision within 24 business hours, funding within 24 hours of approval, and no collateral required. Hospitality revenue breathes with the calendar — high season carries the year, and the off-season still sends invoices. Renovations are the other constant: rooms age, brands mandate property-improvement plans, and reviews punish deferred maintenance immediately.
We fund independent hotels, motels, inns, and B&Bs at $5,000–$10 million. Underwriting reads your average revenue across recent months, so seasonality is expected rather than penalized. Decisions within 24 business hours; funding within 24 hours of approval.
Properties typically see 80%–150% of monthly revenue, within $5,000 to $10 million. A property running $80,000 a month generally lands in the $64,000–$120,000 band. Where your term falls across the season matters more here than in most industries — a schedule that peaks in your off months is worth restructuring before signing.
Underwriting averages 3–4 months of deposits and hospitality files are read with the season in mind. Applying during or just after your strong season does put your best months in the window, if timing is flexible.
Yes — PIP line items like FF&E, signage, and soft goods are a common use. For large single items with vendor quotes, equipment financing may price part of the project better.
Decision inside 24 business hours, funds within 24 hours of approval — fast enough to book contractors for the shoulder season instead of losing the window.
Yes, and timing is the thing to get right. A term whose heaviest payments land in your off-season is worth restructuring before you sign, not after.
Yes. Include every deposit account — booking-platform payouts, direct reservations, and group business all settle differently but all count.