Compare loan options before the next job starts.
Tools, materials, a work vehicle, business growth, or debt consolidation. Check options from 50+ lenders in about 2 minutes with no credit impact.
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Built for how trade work actually gets paid.
Built for tradespeople
Contractors, installers, field techs, repair pros, and independent service owners can compare options without a branch visit.
Works with real-world income
W-2, 1099, seasonal jobs, and self-employed income are all common in the trades. Our lender network is built for that.
Useful for personal or business-purpose needs
Choose the purpose that fits: debt consolidation, tools, work vehicles, starting a business, or growing an existing one.
Designed for the phone
Check from the truck, the jobsite, or the kitchen table. Pick a purpose and move straight into the application.
Tradespeople use Wrench when timing matters.
“I needed a trailer and a new set of cordless tools before a commercial job started. Checked rates from my phone and picked a fixed payment.”
Marco D.
Independent contractor, Ohio
“Four cards became one payment. The big win was knowing exactly when it would be paid off.”
Tasha J.
HVAC technician
Quick answers before you check.
Will checking rates affect my credit?
No. Checking rates starts with a soft credit pull. A hard pull only happens if you choose an offer and formally apply with a lender.
Can I use this for a trade business?
Yes. The application includes business-purpose options like starting a business or expanding an existing business, along with personal-use options.
What kind of income works?
Lenders may evaluate W-2, 1099, and self-employed income. If you move forward with an offer, the lender may ask for pay stubs, bank statements, or tax returns.
Ready to check your options?
Pick the reason you need funding and move straight into the application.
Tap one to continue. Checking your rate will not affect your credit score.