Inc 5000 – 7 Years in a Row

Fund&Grow earned a spot on the Inc. 5000 seven years in a row and ranked three times on Inc.'s Regionals Southeast list — a record of sustained, verified revenue growth that few private companies sustain past a single year.

Fund&Grow earned a spot on the Inc. 5000 seven years in a row and ranked three times on Inc.’s Regionals Southeast list — a record of sustained, verified revenue growth that few private companies sustain past a single year.

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The $2B business Credit Strategy Investors Overlook

Figure Flipping Podcast Fund and Grow Investment Business Credit

Real estate investors often rely solely on personal cash or a single lender, limiting growth potential. Ari Page of Fund & Grow reveals how to access up to 250K dollars in 0% APR business credit, funding deals, marketing, and operations without draining savings or waiting years to build capital reserves.

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How to Buy Real Estate Using Business Credit Cards with Ari Page

Investor Fuel

Ari Page, CEO of Fund & Grow, joins Daily Flash to discuss record-high credit card debt, persistent interest rates, and a proposed cap on credit card interest. The conversation explores how such changes could reshape access to credit for consumers and business owners, plus strategies like using business credit cards for real estate investment.

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3 Small Business Funding Myths Holding You Back

Credit Card 10% Rate Cap Would Block Access for Millions

Fund&Grow CEO Ari Page debunks three persistent business credit myths: that companies must be large or established to qualify, and that personal guarantees aren’t required. He explains lenders prioritize repayment ability over size or age, and why personal guarantees protect both lenders and borrowers, encouraging entrepreneurs to pursue funding despite widespread misinformation.

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The Best 7 Credit Cards if You Want a Sky-high Credit Limit

New York Post

One of the best strategies is building strong and lasting relationships with the banks,” says Amanda Webster, chief operating officer of Fund&Grow. “The longer you show positive habits, such as paying on time, paying more than the minimum, and keeping your utilization low, the more that bank will trust you as a borrower.”

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