
For Subcontractors
Financial Solutions Built for Subcontractors
From material purchases to pay apps, Billd gives you the working capital to take on more projects, protect margins, and grow your business.
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Cash flow that works the way you work
Align payments with project cash flow
Stop fronting material costs or waiting on slow GC payments. Billd structures financing around when you actually get paid.
Win more work with confidence
Bid larger projects knowing you have the working capital to staff jobs, buy materials, and keep crews on site.
Strengthen supplier relationships
Pay suppliers on time—or let Billd pay them upfront—so you can negotiate better pricing and keep projects moving.
Built for commercial construction
Over $1B financed for 1,500+ subcontractors. Products designed for the realities of subcontracting, not generic small-business lending.
Products
Subcontractor-focused solutions
Explore Billd products designed for commercial subcontractors—from 120-day material terms to pay app advances and flexible lines of credit.
Material Financing
Unlock up to 120-day terms on material purchases from any supplier. Billd pays your supplier upfront so you can align material costs with project cash flow.
Learn more →Pay App Advance
Get paid on your approved pay application today—up to 100% of your pay app, minus a purchase fee—while your GC relationship stays intact.
Learn more →Turner APP powered by Billd
Accelerated payment on Turner projects with 120-day terms on materials and streamlined pay app advances built for Turner subcontractors.
Learn more →Flex Line
A revolving line of credit up to $350K designed for how subcontractors operate—cover labor, materials, and overhead with funding in as little as 24 hours.
Learn more →Resources
The Billder's Boardroom
Guides, templates, calculators, and expert insights built for subcontracting executives—the tools your peers use to run a stronger business.
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