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Fluctuations continue in confidence levels for franchisors as they consider their ability to meet franchise growth goals this year.

An overview of the current capital environment for restaurants and how operators can best position themselves to capture the cash they need

Just a few of the words describing the current financial climate for pizzeria operators looking to borrow money, largely a byproduct of interest rates surging to levels unseen in nearly two decades.

We’re proud to announce that BoeFly has been recognized as a Top Supplier for Franchise Financing for the fourth consecutive year by Entrepreneur. To be ranked as a Top Supplier, a survey of more than 900 franchisors comprised of everything from emerging brands to established companies, were asked for their opinion on the best in the industry. The survey asks them which service providers they and their franchisees use, and to rate their satisfaction with the quality, cost, and value of each of the suppliers’ services. We thank all our loyal clients who voted for us and helped us achieve this prestigious ranking.

Be confident knowing we can help you finance the business portfolio of your dreams

As concerns over rising interest rates and inflation mount, they’re also dampening the growth outlook among franchisors. Just over half of C-level executives, 54.4 percent, said they are confident their brand will meet its growth goals this year. That’s down from 76.9 percent in April, when executives were surveyed by financial technology company BoeFly, which helps franchisors qualify their applicants and also connects those candidates with lending options.

Inflation, interest rate increases, and other economic factors aren’t dampening the growth outlook for franchisors, as 76.9 percent of C-level executives said they are confident their brand will meet its growth goals this year. That’s according to a new survey from financial technology company BoeFly, which helps franchisors qualify their applicants and also connects those candidates with lending options.

Doug Cullinan has joined loan aggregator and financial technology company BoeFly as senior vice president. He most recently was the SBA franchise lead for Atlantic Capital Bank, and prior to that, SBA national sales director for Paragon Bank, also working in the franchise sector.

How to land a conventional loan in multi-unit franchise expansion

Words by Mike Rozman

When small-business owners look for financing, they make a lot of mistakes. Here are six common issues to steer clear of.

If you or someone you know is looking into starting a business and needs financing, then our story could save them a great deal of money, frustration, and disappointment.

As economic recovery continues, small-business owners have several competitive options to access capital.

As the economy bounces back and the U.S. transitions out of the pandemic, small-business owners will need access to capital to both recover and grow. However, since federal relief from the Paycheck Protection Program ended on May 31, business owners may be wondering where to get financing or looking for new options after an unsatisfactory PPP experience with a particular lender.

Franchisors that helped operators navigate programs like the PPP enriched relationships that will endure long after the pandemic.

The relationship between a limited-service restaurant brand and its franchisees is like most partnerships. Some are better than others.