Lease plans built around your cash flow.

Leasing

Lease plans built around your cash flow.

Leasing gets you the equipment you need now while keeping cash free for the rest of the business. We assess each case and design terms that fit — including a company lease line of credit.

Leasing

How leasing works

Choose a lease structure that matches how you’ll use the equipment — from a $1-buyout lease that works like financing to a fair-market-value lease with lower payments and flexible end-of-term options.

Who it's for

Is this you?

  • Businesses that want lower monthly payments
  • Operators who upgrade equipment regularly
  • Companies preserving working capital for operations
  • Repeat buyers who want a lease line of credit

Why Blue Capital

What you get

  • Preserve working capital

    Get the equipment without tying up cash.

  • Customizable terms

    Structures shaped around your cash flow.

  • Lease line of credit

    Pre-approved limit for repeat purchases.

  • Flexible end-of-term

    Buy, return, or upgrade when the lease ends.

Guided tool

Build your lease

Pick a structure and term to estimate a payment and see your end-of-term options.

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Equipment cost

The full price of the equipment you want to lease. Your best estimate is fine.

Eligibility

What you’ll need

  • Business details and time in business
  • Equipment or vendor quote
  • Financials for larger transactions

FAQ

Common questions

What’s the difference between financing and leasing?
With financing you’re buying the equipment over time and own it at the end. With leasing you pay to use it — often at a lower payment — with options to buy, return, or upgrade when the term ends.
What’s the difference between a $1-buyout and an FMV lease?
A $1-buyout lease works much like financing — you own the equipment at the end for a nominal $1, with higher payments. An FMV (fair-market-value) lease has lower payments and lets you buy, return, or upgrade at the end.
Can I own the equipment at the end of a lease?
Yes. Depending on the lease type you can buy the equipment (for $1 or its residual value), return it, or upgrade to something new.
What is a lease line of credit?
A pre-approved leasing limit you can draw on for repeat equipment purchases without reapplying each time — handy for businesses that buy regularly.

Build your lease plan.

Get approved today — it starts with a quick conversation.