Share the equipment.
Tell us what you are buying, who is selling it and the expected cost.
Give customers a clear payment path at the point of purchase—without turning your sales team into a lending department.
Tell us what you are looking at. We’ll take it from there.
The buyer is already focused on the tractor, combine or implement. Bringing payment visibility into the quote process can help keep the conversation centered on the equipment and the purchase decision.
May fit depending on the equipment, transaction and credit profile.
May fit depending on the equipment, transaction and credit profile.
May fit depending on the equipment, transaction and credit profile.
May fit depending on the equipment, transaction and credit profile.
May fit depending on the equipment, transaction and credit profile.
May fit depending on the equipment, transaction and credit profile.
Tell us what you are buying, who is selling it and the expected cost.
See the qualified payment path based on the equipment and transaction.
Complete documentation and move toward funding once the machine is set.
Dealer, manufacturer, auction and private-seller transactions may be considered subject to underwriting and program requirements.
Buy new or used inventory from an equipment dealer.
Start ahead of the sale when possible, then finalize around the winning equipment and price.
Purchase directly from another owner with the required verification and documentation.
Direct-from-manufacturer purchases may fit when the transaction qualifies.
Used equipment may fit depending on the machine, transaction and customer profile.
Program presentation can be designed to complement dealer sales materials and customer flow.
The goal is a clean handoff from the sales process into application and underwriting rather than turning dealer staff into underwriters.
A dealer program can support a direct quote-to-application handoff and customer-facing payment path.
Share the equipment and purchase amount to get started.