Head to head · Term loans
CAN Capital vs OnDeck
CAN Capital is a business funder based in Marietta, GA; OnDeck is a direct funder. Both offer term loans. Everything below comes from each funder's own website, with the date we checked it on each profile.
Side by side
- Type
- Not stated
- Amounts
- $2.5K–$400K
- Min. credit
- 600+
- Time in business
- Not published
- Min. revenue
- Not published
- Price
- Not published
- Speed
- As fast as the next business day
- Type
- Direct funder
- Amounts
- $5K–$400K
- Min. credit
- 625+
- Time in business
- 1 year
- Min. revenue
- Not published
- Price
- Average APR 53.2% Term loan
- Speed
- As soon as the same day
What's different
The differences that change your decision
Funding amounts
CAN Capital: $2,500 to $400,000. OnDeck: $5,000 to $400,000.
Published minimums
CAN Capital lists a 600 credit score. OnDeck lists a 625 credit score and 1 year in business.
Price
CAN Capital: no price published. OnDeck: an average APR of 53.2% on term loans.
Product range
Only CAN Capital lists working capital and equipment financing and only OnDeck lists lines of credit.
Which fits
Choose based on your file
CAN Capital may fit if
Consider CAN Capital if your credit score is between 600 and 625 and you need working capital.
Full CAN Capital profileOnDeck may fit if
Consider OnDeck if you want a published price before you apply and you need lines of credit.
Full OnDeck profileWhichever you're considering, compare the dollar cost and estimated APR of real offers, not the published minimums. Compare offers side by side.
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