build business credit

Your NAICS code is a part of the calculus of fundability™ of your business. Lower-risk codes will tend to be better. But if your business has several other positive fundability™ factors, the code matters less. A well setup business with $2 million in sales every month should be able to get money no matter what their code is.

Don’t stop once you have an initial business credit score. You need to continue by working with Tier 3 vendors. This will be help you build a strong business credit profile and set you on a path to a well-rounded credit portfolio for your business.

If you want to have a strong business credit report, you have to start with the right vendors. Tier 1 business credit vendors lay the groundwork for strong business credit. Find out how to qualify and how to find them now.

Vendor credit is a great tool to have in your business toolbox. Among other things, it can help your business survive inflation. Tier 2 vendors are a good starting place.

Regardless of what your credit score is, it is critical that you continue to be attentive and evaluate your personal and business credit reports. This can help you locate possible problems and stay educated by yourself credit profile.

Find out all about our five favorite starter vendors. Build your business credit the right way, with vendors which report to the business credit reporting agencies AND will approve you. Even startups can get this credit!