Capital Access Network, Inc. (CAN) has been Collecting and Analyzing Data about Small Businesses for more than a Decade.

Since 1998, we have learned that for many small businesses, the fight to survive is made tougher due to a lack of working capital and informational resources. Our goal is to offer the resources, innovation and information necessary for business owners to be able to make better decisions.

CAN also realizes that many small business owners do not have the time to properly research and understand the potential options available for obtaining business capital. We develop and publish a wide range of materials to facilitate a deeper understanding of what's available and how each option might work best in any small business situation. CAN believes that information empowers small businesses and we are dedicated to providing the resources that enable ongoing education.

Capital Strength

The credit facilities extended to CAN and its subsidiaries continue to grow year-over-year. While many other providers have been adversely affected by the recent economic downturns, CAN's subsidiaries continue to receive larger credit facilities from their lenders. As a result, while other providers cannot meet the demands of their customers, our subsidiaries have the capital necessary to fund every qualified deal.

Innovation

Through the years, CAN has actively supported the development of alternatives to traditional financial products. Through our subsidiaries, these innovations have already helped over 40,000 businesses receive over $2 billion in working capital. We will continue to develop cutting-edge products and services, always seeking better ways for businesses to tap their strengths and obtain working capital

Information

CAN and its subsidiaries have collected more than a decade's worth of small business information. We also regularly conduct detailed polls and surveys of American small business owners. Through detailed analysis of this information, we continually improve our understanding of what works for most small businesses. View our SMALL BUSINESS BAROMETERS and SBCS REPORTS