What Is Quickie?
In one line
Quickie Business Services LLC (“Quickie”) gives established U.S. operators fast access to commercial working capital — funded when the file clears, paid back on a simple weekly schedule.
What it is (and is not)
- Is: A commercial advance structured as a purchase of a portion of your future receivables (revenue-based / MCA-style financing).
- Is not: A bank, a consumer loan, a credit card, or a promise that every applicant gets funded.
Pricing is shown as a fixed factor and a single total payback on your offer — not an APR pitch in the headline.
Who it is for
Owner-operators with a registered U.S. business, an EIN, an active business bank account, and consistent deposits. Typical fit is people who know how to turn capital into the next move — inventory, payroll timing, repairs, campaigns.
How much (directional)
- Quickie — $1,000–$25,000, decided on verified cash flow.
- Repeat customers — clean repayment history can unlock higher amounts and sharper pricing on your next round.
Exact amounts always depend on verified cash flow and appear on your offer.
How you repay
Usually fixed weekly ACH from the connected business account (often Friday), per your agreement. Early payoff quotes are available from the portal. Returned-payment and default fees may apply as disclosed in the agreement.
The vibe
Chill and clear. Capital for people who make moves — without making you feel like you are sitting across from a loan officer. Still: read the offer. Sign only what you understand.
FAQ
Is Quickie a loan?
No. Quickie purchases a portion of future receivables and advances cash today. Pricing is shown as total payback, not a traditional consumer APR loan.
Is approval guaranteed?
No. Every file is underwritten. Outcomes depend on deposits, account behavior, obligations, and verification.