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Together we make SBA 7(a) loans simple.

Small business loans up to $250,000.

Begin your SBA 7(a) loan application today. We’ve streamlined the process for you.

Business Benefits

Wide Range of Uses

Can be used for payroll, 1099 payments, rent, utilities, supplies, marketing, debt refinance & many more.

Low Interest Rates

SBA 7(a) loans offer some of the lowest interest rates for small business working capital with no additional fees.

Free Up Capital
By covering your operating expenses with this loan, you can deploy freed funds on other business improvements.

Built for purpose — dedicated to serve you.

Our easy-to-use online portal streamlines the application process,
while keeping you informed and organized along the way.

Simple online loan application

Regular updates on your loan status

Friendly support with you all the way

Resources for all your business needs

Applying for SBA 7(a) is easy

Follow the simple steps below

Step 1: Create Your Account

Create a NEWITY account to begin securing your SBA 7(a) loan for your business

Step 2: Submit An Application

Submit our loan application to determine your SBA loan eligibility in less than 10 minutes without impacting your credit

Step 3: Upload Documents

Once you select your SBA 7(a) loan, upload supporting documents. Review the short list of files we’ll need using the button below

Start today and take your business to the next level

SBA 7(a) small business loans can be used in many ways to help your business take the next step.

Expenses such as payroll, rent, debt refinancing, utilities, events, marketing expenses, and seminars all are approved uses for an SBA 7(a) loan.

NEWITY LLC and its affiliates are not lenders participating in SBA’s 7(a) loan program.  SBA 7(a) loans are ultimately processed and approved by a lender participant in SBA’s 7(a) loan program.

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To qualify for an SBA 7(a) small business loan, your business must be:

  1. U.S.-based and operated
  2. Owner supported / owner funded
  3. Eligible per the SBA’s requirements

Your loan amount will determined by the business’ average annual revenue, FICO score, and years in business