Robinspring Capital, a small-business funding broker in Laramie, Wyoming, takes requests through this short form: full name, email, phone and business name, ranges for time in business, annual revenue and requested amount, plus consent. We then call to discuss the bill and the options. Lending partners make credit decisions and set rates and terms, and sending the form binds you to nothing.
What the form asks
It asks for your full name, email and phone number, with an optional line for the business name. Three required drop-downs follow: time in business, an annual revenue range and a requested amount range. Last comes a consent checkbox. The purpose of the money is not on it; we ask about that when we call.
Once Your Request Reaches Grand Ave
- We reply by phone or email, whichever details you gave.
- We ask what the money is for and when it is due.
- We check the Wyoming entity record and suggest a product.
- If it makes sense, we send the request to lending partners.
The four steps are explained in full, and our disclosures describe the broker role. The privacy policy at the foot of every page covers how those details are stored and shared.
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