Paycheck Protection Program Loans

ApplePie Capital Funding Solutions, LLC is pleased to help small businesses quickly access the capital they need through this government relief program.

Update as of January 18, 2021

Congress recently signed into law the “Economic Aid to Hard-Hit Small Businesses, Nonprofits, and Venues Act'', which includes $284 billion in new funding for the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP).

ApplePie helped thousands of franchises and other small businesses secure funding in the first round of PPP, and we are again committed to help you efficiently access these new relief funds.

To get started on your PPP application, please fill out the form on this page, and follow the steps in the email confirmation that is sent.

We also encourage you to watch our educational webinar (details below).

Apply for a PPP loan now

*Please note that PPP loans are restricted to only those entities that have payroll associated with them

Webinar

PPP 3.0 - Everything Small Business Owners Need to Know

Monday, January 11, 10:00am PST / 1:00pm EST
Congress has finalized another round of stimulus, including $285 billion in new funds for the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP).  ApplePie is committed to helping small business owners better understand the program and access these funds in a timely manner.
In this webinar, Ron Feldman, ApplePie's Chief Development Officer, will cover:
  • Overview of the program
  • Eligibility requirements
  • Forgiveness rules
  • How to apply

Please note that at the time we are extending this invitation, the SBA has not yet issued official rules/guidance.  We expect that the rules will be finalized by the webinar date, however if they are not, we will postpone the webinar until they are released.

Watch the Recording
*IMPORTANT: ApplePie Capital Funding Solutions, LLC has prepared this content strictly for informational and illustrative purposes. We cannot assure you of any SBA loan in any particular amount. We are not an SBA lender and are working as a loan broker with one or more approved SBA lenders to facilitate these loans; such SBA lenders may or may not be able to execute successfully on these loans, due to factors beyond our control, and it is important to note that an eligible borrower may only apply once for an Program loan. Any application for a loan to be made under the Program must also be submitted to and approved by the SBA. Program funds are limited. We cannot guarantee that applications will be processed and submitted by our partner lenders and approved by the SBA before Program funds are exhausted. Borrowers are solely responsible for understanding and certifying in their application that they meet the eligibility requirements for an Program loan, including without limitation certain affiliation rules that aggregate deemed affiliated entities to determine whether a borrower is a “small business” under the applicable NAICS code employee size standard or has fewer than 500 employees, as applicable. False statements, fraud, or knowing or reckless misrepresentations could have civil and criminal consequences. Please do not rely solely on this for your financial decisions. We encourage you to consult with counsel, CPAs and financial advisors.
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