Get Prequalified
Get SBA 7(a) pre-qualified.
- No upfront credit pull
- No charge from lenders to get you term sheets
- Loan amounts from $350,000 to $5,000,000
- All information kept confidential until you're ready to apply
Please complete this short prequal form
About two minutes. Fields marked * are required.
Good news — your request meets our SBA 7(a) screening criteria.
Thank you for submitting the prequal form. Based on your answers you clear Fund Pilot's initial screen, so the next step is a consultation. Final prequalification is determined by the lender after review — no credit was pulled to reach this result.
Step 1
Pay the $149 engagement fee
This puts Fund Pilot to work on your loan request — and the fee is 100% refundable if you close your SBA 7(a) loan with any lender we refer.
Pay the $149 engagement feeTick the box above to continue to secure payment.
Step 2
Schedule your virtual call
A 30-minute intro call to go over your request and discuss your prequalification.
Unlocks after paymentYou'll be taken straight to the scheduling calendar as soon as your engagement fee payment completes.
After the introductory call, Fund Pilot gets to work matching you with the right SBA 7(a) lender within our trusted lender network. We do all the leg work for you: direct discussions with lenders detailing your business and your loan request, gauging their interest, and hand-selecting those we feel would offer you the best terms. You'll know your chances of approval and what your terms could look like before you do any paperwork.
We typically recommend starting with three to five lenders we feel will be the best fit (more if you'd like). Once we've narrowed to the top three to five interested lenders — and with your approval — we introduce all parties to start the formal application process. You apply directly with the selected lenders while Fund Pilot remains in the background as your advisor, supporting you with questions, guidance, or more lender matches.
Wondering what documentation lenders will ask for? See the FAQs page for the list of anticipated documents — including the downloadable SBA Form 413.