Flexible Financing Made Easy for Your Screen Printing Business.
At ScreenPrinting.com, we know that having the right equipment is essential for your success. That’s why we’ve teamed up with trusted industry partners to offer flexible and accessible financing and leasing options. Whether you're upgrading your setup or launching something new, our solutions make it simple to get the tools you need without the financial strain. Focus on growing your business—leave the financing to us.
OUR FINANCE PARTNERS:
Start-up Short Term Options (Up to $17,000)
With Shop Pay Installments, printers can pay now, or later. Choose between four interest-free payments or monthly payments with interest. Shop Pay Installments will display at checkout as a payment option if the order total is no more than $17,000 USD.
Mid-Tier Leasing Options ($2,500 to $20,000)
With Clicklease, printers can pay monthly payments with interest. Clicklease is accessible on qualifying product pages as a payment option if the order total is no more than $20,000 USD.
Mid-Tier Financing with Business History ($5,000 - $25,000)
If you’re building a business with larger equipment that needs First Citizens Bank competitive in-house lease and financing options, you can get the gear you need to succeed. Unlike most screen print leasing companies that broker to big banks, First Citizens Bank uses its direct funds to finance your screen printing business.
High-Level Financing with Business History ($3,000 - $29,999)
When it comes to financing business growth, it is not just about speed and efficiency, but about partnership. FPG believes in the power of people to overcome even the toughest challenges. That is why FPG offers a human approach to equipment financing and business lending solutions. With flexible financing options and expert guidance, FPG helps businesses grow and achieve their goals.
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