Don’t let the time it takes to offer financing be a limiting factor during your sale. Foundation Finance has options to accommodate your busy schedule. From Driver’s License scanning to a custom application link your customers can fill out on their own time, we have tools that can save you time and help you get your customers approved for financing.
Driver’s License Scanning
Did you know that Driver’s Licenses contain a lot of the same information that’s needed to apply for financing? With our Driver’s License scanning option, you can auto-fill important data such as your customer’s full name, date of birth, and address.
Custom App Link
Text, email, or share the link to your custom financing application with a customer for a quick and easy way to prequalify them for financing. They can fill the application out on their own time, allowing you to keep your meeting with them focused on what work they would like completed on their home.
Payment Estimator
One of the biggest questions a customer may want to know about your services is “how much will it cost?” You can cut down on deliberation time and circumvent the need for customers to use their savings by breaking the expense into low monthly payments. The payment estimator can show what the monthly cost would be depending on the terms you wish to offer.
Customer Prequalification
Finding financing for customers with exceptional credit is easy, but Foundation Finance can also help you save time searching for options for customers with lower credit scores. We have financing options for customers with FICOs as low as 550 and offer prequalification with a soft credit pull* so that you can find the right fit for your customers without affecting their score.
Interested in other ways Foundation Finance can help you close your next sale? Contact us for more info: 1-855-241-0024, sales@foundationfinance.com.
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*Upon receipt of a completed credit application and executed contract documents, a hard inquiry (which may affect the applicant’s credit score) will appear on the applicant’s credit report.
