Financing your automation — and everything around it
Exploring a robot purchase? MachineWorth helps you evaluate the numbers, then routes you to the right capital: equipment financing for the machine, and, when you need more, working capital, project financing, or real-estate options through our partner network.
1 · Finance the equipment
Start with the robot or automation cell itself. Model an illustrative payment, then continue to our equipment-financing partner — or leave your details and we'll reach out.
Illustrative financing estimate
A quick loan-math sketch — not an offer, quote, or approval. Real terms come from an equipment-financing partner after underwriting.
Illustrative estimate only. Not a financing offer, quote, rate lock, or approval. Actual terms depend on credit, equipment, and a partner's underwriting.
Explore financing options
Tell us about the purchase and we'll help you evaluate financing through an equipment-financing partner. We collect only what's needed to route you — never SSNs, bank details, or a credit application.
2 · Need more than equipment financing?
Deploying robots is rarely a standalone cost. If you need working capital to bridge the ramp, capital for a larger project, or to refinance existing debt, Corporate Capital Map maps the options.
3 · Financing property, not just machines?
Commercial & investment real estate
The facility, warehouse, or an income property. NonQM Capital underwrites on the asset and its cash flow.
Buying or refinancing a home
Owner-occupied, and built for self-employed income. Kawash handles the home side.
4 · Self-employed? Make sure you'll qualify first.
Most robotics buyers are self-employed business owners, and tax returns often understate real income. Before you apply anywhere, see how a lender will read your numbers with Mitig8.
What we collect — and what we don't
- Who you are and how to reach you
- The rough amount and timeline
- The machine or use case in question
Social Security numbers, bank-account numbers, or any credit-application data. Underwriting stays with the financing partner, on their secure systems — not on MachineWorth.