One conversation, several ways to fund it.
Lexington Capital Holdings is a funding marketplace, not a single lender, so one conversation reaches several products instead of one underwriting box. It fits owners whose project makes sense on paper while the cash is tied up in payroll and inventory.
BEST FOR Owners funding an expansion, Equipment purchases, Software projects you would rather not pay for from operating cash, Businesses with cash sitting in unpaid invoices, Property purchases or refinancing
This is the most common conversation we have that is not about software. An owner knows exactly what they want built, the payback is obvious, and the money is tied up in payroll and inventory for the next two quarters. That is a financing problem wearing a software problem's clothes, and telling someone to go talk to their bank is not an answer.
Because Lexington shops a file across products rather than pushing one, the answer that comes back is often not the one the owner walked in asking for. Equipment financing instead of a term loan. A line of credit they draw against as the project bills, instead of a lump sum sitting in an account.
Ranked #668 on the 2026 Inc. 5000. Same-day funding on some products.
Best fit. Owners funding an expansion, an equipment purchase, or a software project they would rather not pay for out of operating cash.
What it does
Draw cash as you need it instead of taking a lump sum. Their flagship product.
Long-term financing for expansion, equipment, acquisitions or refinancing existing debt.
For capital equipment, secured against the equipment itself.
Purchase or refinance property, owner-occupied or investment.
A set amount over a fixed period when that is the right shape.
For businesses whose cash sits in unpaid invoices.
How a Lexington introduction works
Not an application. Two sentences on what the money is for and roughly how much, so the introduction starts somewhere useful.
A named contact at Lexington by email, with you on the thread from the first message. No form, no call centre, and nothing sent about you without your say-so.
They work it across their products and come back with the options that actually fit, which is frequently not the product you expected.
Underwriting, documents and funding are entirely between you and Lexington. Kingbird is not a party to the loan and never sees your financials.
We are a referral partner, not a broker and not a lender. We do not price your money and we do not give financial advice.
Questions
Do I need to fill out an application to start?
No. Two sentences on what the money is for and roughly how much is enough to start the introduction.
Does Kingbird see my financials?
No. Kingbird is not a party to the loan and never sees your financials.
Will I get the product I asked for?
Not always. Lexington shops the file across its products, so the best fit may be equipment financing or a line of credit instead of a term loan.
Does Kingbird give financial advice?
No. We do not price your money or give financial advice.
Does Kingbird mark up the price?
No. Every introduction follows the same rules, written out on the partners page: we ask you first, you contract with Lexington directly, and we do not mark up their pricing.
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