Dealer listing
Use the machine price and the trade allowance on the deal sheet.
Business-purpose equipment planning
Model real purchase numbers, understand total cost, and research verified public financing-program facts—without creating an account or uploading financial documents.
Purchase context
Use the machine price and the trade allowance on the deal sheet.
Model a maximum bid before fees, transport, and inspection.
Keep the machine review separate from the financing structure.
Illustrative comparison
| Fictional provider and path | Best fit | Purchase channel | Equipment scope | Illustrative amount | Structure to verify |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Field Term FinanceStandard equipment term | Established operations buying a defined machine for ongoing business use. | Dealer / Private seller | New or used titled equipment | $25,000–$500,000 | Equal monthly payments |
| Harvest Flex CapitalSeasonal payment structure | Operations that need payment timing evaluated against a seasonal revenue cycle. | Dealer / Auction | Production agriculture equipment | $50,000–$750,000 | Seasonal or annual review |
| Rural Equipment FundingUsed and private-party equipment | Buyers comparing an older machine or a transaction outside a captive program. | Private seller / Auction | Used equipment and attachments | $15,000–$350,000 | Monthly term with asset review |
Purchase planning tools
For independent equipment dealers
Prefill price and equipment facts. The buyer controls trade or cash equity, rate assumptions, and term—then prints or shares the exact scenario without starting an application.
Review the dealer pilot