Is Quickie legit?

Yes. Quickie is the brand of Quickie Business Services LLC, which provides business funding to U.S. small businesses through the purchase of future receivables. You apply at tryquickie.com, every number is in a written offer before you sign, and when Quickie funds you, your offer, agreement, and payments live in your client portal at app.tryquickie.com.

Don't take our word for it alone. Check the steps below, read our disclosures and terms, and see Quickie in the press.

• Company: Quickie Business Services LLC, doing business as Quickie
• Website: tryquickie.com. Your client portal is app.tryquickie.com.
• Mailing address: listed on our contact page
• Support: text +1 (904) QUICKIE or email team@tryquickie.com
• Official profiles: Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, X, LinkedIn, YouTube, Crunchbase

Quickie (tryquickie.com) is a small-business funding company. It is not affiliated with other businesses or products that use the Quickie name.

A standard Quickie is a commercial purchase of future receivables, for a business purpose. It is not a consumer loan. Offers run $500 to $10,000, and repeat customers in good standing can qualify for more over time.

• Decision: you connect the bank account where your business income lands, and the decision comes mainly from your deposits, usually in minutes.
• Credit: a soft credit check, which does not affect your score.
• Cost: pricing and payments are based on your sales, plus a 7.5% origination fee deducted from the funded amount. The written offer shows the net cash you receive, the total payback, and every fee before you sign.
• Repayment: one weekly remittance sized to your sales, collected by ACH, until the balance is paid. Paying off early within the discount window on your offer costs less.
• The agreement: includes an owner guaranty and a security interest in business assets with a UCC-1 filing. We read it with you if you have questions.

For $10,000 to $1,000,000, Quickie Prime takes one application. Quickie funds businesses directly and also works with a network of lending partners; the terms of each Prime offer come from the funder named on it.

Approval is never guaranteed, and funding is not available in all states. Our FAQ covers the details.

• Your online banking password. Your bank connects through our banking partner's secure screen. We never see or store your bank login. You can also upload bank statements instead.
• A payment to get approved or to release your funding. No gift cards, crypto, wires, or “insurance” fees. The origination fee is deducted from the funded amount and shown in your written offer.
• Your sign-in codes. Codes we text you are for you to type into tryquickie.com yourself. No one at Quickie needs them.
• A signature outside your offer. When Quickie funds you, you review and sign your offer in your client portal at app.tryquickie.com.

If anyone using the Quickie name asks for any of these, stop and contact us using the details on this page.

• Websites: official Quickie pages are on tryquickie.com, including app.tryquickie.com for your portal. Check the address bar before you type anything.
• Email: emails about your application, offer, or payments come from a tryquickie.com address.
• Phone and text: our main line is +1 (904) QUICKIE, (904) 784-2543. Funding specialists may also call or text from their own direct lines. If you are unsure, hang up and text the main line or email team@tryquickie.com, and we will confirm.
• Your offer: a Quickie offer shows the gross amount, the net cash deposited, the total payback, and the fees, and it is in your portal. If a funding partner makes the offer, that funder is named on it.

Got a call, text, email, or website using the Quickie name that doesn't look right? Email team@tryquickie.com with a screenshot or the number it came from. For legal notices, use legal@tryquickie.com.

Comparing funders? See Quickie vs Giggle Finance and our comparison hub.