At KR Funding Services, we help established and growth-oriented businesses connect with strategic capital relationships, private credit sources, lower middle-market advisory firms, and other third-party networks that may support growth, expansion, acquisitions, recapitalizations, and business transitions.

We commonly work with businesses seeking:

Growth and expansion capital

Acquisition financing and strategic relationships

Private credit and institutional capital relationships

Recapitalization opportunities

Business transition and succession planning resources

Strategic third-party introductions and relationship coordination

Businesses We Commonly Support

Annual Revenue: $2M – $25M+
Team Size: Typically 10+ employees
Track Record: Established operations with demonstrated growth potential
Financial Profile: Established revenue, cash flow, or EBITDA
Special Situations: Select emerging, growth, and turnaround opportunities considered individually

Strategic Opportunity Review

For select engagements, KR Funding Services may charge an upfront strategic advisory or consultation fee for services such as preliminary business intake, opportunity assessment, preparation, and coordination with potential third-party relationships.

Any applicable fee, scope of services, and responsibilities will be clearly disclosed and agreed upon before services begin.

Important Disclosures

KR Funding Services does not guarantee financing, investment, acquisition, partnership, or transaction approval. All opportunities are subject to independent underwriting, due diligence, legal review, and approval by the applicable third parties.

KR Funding Services operates as an independent commercial finance and strategic relationship advisory firm. We do not provide securities brokerage, investment banking, legal, or tax services. When regulated services are required, they must be performed by appropriately licensed or registered third-party professionals.

The biggest improvement there is the fee paragraph. I would avoid saying the fee “helps cover our time and administrative work.” That makes the fee sound like you're charging people simply for attempting to find capital. Instead, identify the actual advisory services the client is purchasing.

I would also put the detailed disclosures in a slightly smaller font at the bottom of the section. The visitor should first see what you do → who you serve → how to engage you → disclosures, rather than encountering compliance language throughout the sales message.