Equipment Financing Solutions Built For Your Goals
Broadleaf uses a range of financing strategies, matched to your specific situation and desired outcomes.


One Size Rarely Fits All
Our Equipment Leasing and Financing Solutions
Broadleaf works across several financing instruments, mixing and matching the customized combination that keeps your project flexible and fully funded.

Fair Market Value (FMV) Leasing

Soft Costs Financing

CapEx, Loans, and Sale-Leasebacks

Custom Financing

What is an FMV Lease?
What Sets Our Financing Apart
The details that make a lease work for your business, not just fund it.
Business-Aligned Financing
Rigid, one-size-fits-all equipment financing rarely matches how a business actually operates. Broadleaf structures financing around your specific situation instead of a fixed product, so the financing adapts to your business, not the other way around.
Fair and Friendly Terms
Most lessors profit from confusion at lease-end — overage charges, inflated residuals, and fees buried in fine print. We do things differently: clear, fair terms from day 1 that help you reduce your administrative burden and save on total costs.
Capital-Efficient Growth
Growth can stall when capital is tied up in equipment instead of available where it's needed next. Broadleaf structures financing that lets you flex and scale: add or reduce equipment, expand locations, and grow capacity – all without draining the cash and credit capacity your business needs for everything else.
Complete Project Financing
Projects run over budget when soft costs like installation, integration, and training get left out of the original financing and have to get funded separately. Unlike traditional lessors, we fund the complete project, equipment and services together in one agreement.
Talk to Our Team and Get Started With Broadleaf
From a single lease to a multi-instrument strategy, let's find your starting point.

Equipment Financing FAQs
What is a Fair Market Value (FMV) lease?
A Fair Market Value (FMV) lease lets you use equipment for a set term, then decide whether to buy it at its fair market value, return it, or renew the lease. It's one of several financing instruments Broadleaf offers, matched to your situation.
What's the difference between an FMV lease and a $1 buyout?
An FMV lease sets the buyout price at the equipment's fair market value when the term ends, while a $1 buyout locks in ownership upfront for a nominal fee regardless of that value.
What is a sale-leaseback?
A sale-leaseback lets your business sell equipment it already owns to Broadleaf, then lease it back for continued use, converting owned equipment into cash without any disruption to your operations. It's one tool among several used to free up your capital for other priorities without giving up access to equipment you rely on.
Can software and installation costs be included in financing?
Yes. Software licensing, installation, configuration, and other soft costs can be financed alongside the hardware itself. That's different from lessors who only finance the physical equipment and leave the rest for you to fund separately.
How does Broadleaf decide which financing structure fits our deal?
Broadleaf starts by understanding your goals, equipment needs, and timeline, then matches the right instrument, or combination of instruments, to your specific situation.
Is there a minimum deal size for these financing solutions?
Broadleaf doesn't work from a fixed minimum or maximum. We fund a wide range of projects, from a single piece of equipment to complex, multi-asset or multi-site needs.
