Businesses & Corporations

Fuel Growth with Strategic Business Credit Solutions.

Whether you're launching a startup or scaling an established company, business credit is the key to funding and expansion. Many businesses struggle because they rely on personal savings or credit to finance growth. Rescore America helps companies build corporate credit, secure funding, and grow sustainably.

How We Help Businesses:

  • Establish and build a strong corporate credit profile.

  • Secure lines of credit, business loans, and financing.

  • Eliminate reliance on personal credit for business needs.

  • Increase funding opportunities for equipment, hiring, and expansion.

  • Work with financial institutions to secure the best funding options.

Success Stories

From Small Business to Industry Leader


A New England client started his roofing company using only personal savings, with no corporate credit or external funding. Recognizing the limitations this placed on his business, he turned to Rescore America. Our team developed a strategic credit-building plan that established his company's corporate credit profile, secured multiple lines of funding, and positioned his business for scalable growth. With access to financing for new machinery and the ability to hire top-tier sales professionals, Anthony’s business expanded from a single location to a multi-location enterprise with seven branches. His revenue has 10x'd, and his company now operates with a nearly perfect corporate credit score.

Unlocking $500,000 in Business Credit


A growing ecommerce company needed funding to scale operations but had no established corporate credit. Within six months, we built a strong business credit profile, securing $500,000 in revolving credit and allowing them to expand inventory and triple their monthly revenue.

Helping a Manufacturing Company Secure Equipment Financing


A manufacturing company required $300,000 worth of new machinery but lacked the credit history to qualify. After six months of structuring their business credit, they secured $350,000 at a 4.5% interest rate—far better than the 12% they were originally offered.