Cheyenne, WY Business Funding Broker: We Arrange Funding, We Don't Lend
Mesaside Advances is a broker, not a lender.
Call (307) 368-2257Funding Matched to the Cost It Covers
Mesaside Advances explains 6 kinds of business funding and takes each request to lending partners that offer that kind.
Working Capital
Cover payroll, rent and supplier bills while invoices or draws are still outstanding.
Business Term Loans
A single amount for a defined project, paid back in scheduled installments.
Business Line of Credit
Draw what you need up to a limit, pay it down, and draw again.
Inventory Financing
Stock bought now and paid for as it sells, usually secured by the goods.
Equipment Financing
Loans and leases tied to a machine, vehicle, kitchen line or clinical system.
Merchant Cash Advance
A sale of future receipts, not a loan. Price it in dollars before you sign.
How a Request Moves
From the first call to a partner's yes or no, and what partners commonly ask to see along the way.
•Working with businesses across Laramie County, WyomingA Funding Broker in Cheyenne, Wyoming, Not a Lender
Mesaside Advances, a small-business funding broker in Cheyenne, Wyoming, does not lend. From 1900 Thomes Ave it compares six funding types with Laramie County owners: working capital, term loans, lines of credit, inventory financing, equipment financing and merchant cash advances, which are not loans. Lending partners review each request, decide and set the terms. Call (307) 368-2257.
Two words in our name could mislead, so here is the plain version. Mesaside Advances is a broker, not a lender: we never lend our own money, approve an application or set a price. And although the name says Advances, merchant cash advances are only one of six funding types we work with.
What we do is the work before a partner sees your request. We ask what the money will pay for and how the business brings revenue in, explain how each funding type is paid back or collected, and send the request to partners that offer that type. Any offer, and the contract that comes with it, is between your business and the partner. Nobody here can promise a yes, an amount or a price, and you should be careful with anyone who says they can. Our broker disclosures lay out the relationship, and how a request moves shows where we fit.
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Six Funding Types, Six Repayment Patterns
Each option pays for a different kind of cost and comes back in a different way. Start with the cost, then look at how the money returns.
Compare the SixOur address on Thomes Ave
Mesaside Advances is at 1900 Thomes Ave, Cheyenne, WY 82001. Phone first if you would like to meet there.
Phone and addressWe arrange, partners lend
Your request goes to lending partners that offer the type of funding you need. They decide, they price it, and you choose whether to accept.
Read the broker disclosuresMore than advances
Despite the name, merchant cash advances are one option of 6. Term loans, credit lines and equipment financing often deserve a look first.
See every optionCosts in dollars
We help you turn an interest rate, a factor or a fee into one figure: what the money costs in total.
How costs are quotedPrice funding in dollars
with free calculators.
Add up interest, fees and payback on your own numbers before you talk to anyone.
Total Cost of Funding Calculator
Work out the total cost of a loanMCA Cost Comparison Estimator
Estimate an advance's total costWhich Funding Fits the Cost
Start with the cost, not the product name. Most requests fall into one of six patterns:
- Wages and bills land before customers pay. That gap is what working capital financing is for.
- One project with a known price, such as a remodel, a second location or paying off costlier debt: usually a business term loan.
- Shortfalls that come and go at different sizes: a business line of credit can be drawn, paid down and drawn again.
- Stock you must buy before you can sell it: inventory financing, often secured by the goods.
- A named machine, vehicle or system: equipment loans and leases use the equipment as security.
- Strong daily card sales and an advance offer in hand: a merchant cash advance is not a loan, and its total cost should be added up before anything else.
The side-by-side comparison of all six shows how each one is paid back. Contractors, restaurants and medical and dental practices have their own pages under financing by industry, and first-time borrowers can begin with how to prepare for a business loan in Wyoming.
What Cheyenne, WY Owners Ask First
Does Mesaside Advances lend money or only do advances?
Neither. Mesaside Advances is a broker, not a lender, and it does not fund advances itself. It helps owners compare six funding types, of which a merchant cash advance is one, and introduces the request to lending partners. Why the name says Advances.
Is a merchant cash advance a loan?
No. A funder buys a share of your future receipts for a lump sum and collects that share from sales or by scheduled debits. How merchant cash advances work.
What kinds of funding can I ask about?
Business funding only: working capital, term loans, lines of credit, inventory financing, equipment financing and merchant cash advances. Personal, payday and auto title loans are not something we arrange.
Do you arrange SBA loans?
No. We are not an SBA lender. The SBA's Wyoming District Office lists itself as serving all 23 counties in Wyoming (sba.gov, accessed 2026-10-15) and can point you to SBA-participating lenders.
Can I meet in person?
Our address is 1900 Thomes Ave, Cheyenne, WY 82001. Call (307) 368-2257 before you come so we can arrange a time. Contact details.
Something else? Call (307) 368-2257 and ask Mesaside in Cheyenne.
Four Steps From Question to Offer
Whether the need is a line of credit or inventory financing, the first question is the same: what will the money pay for? See each step.
Call (307) 368-2257. Our address is 1900 Thomes Ave, Cheyenne.
1. Name the cost
Call, or send the form and we call you; tell us what the money would cover and how the business earns.
2. Pick the type
We match that cost to a funding type and to partners that offer it.
3. The partner decides
A lending partner reviews the business, makes the credit decision and sets every term.
4. You choose
Read the offer, total the cost in dollars, and accept or walk away.
Mesaside Advances connects you with lending partners; partners make credit decisions and set rates and terms. See our Privacy Policy, Terms and SMS Terms.
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