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Sell More Equipment with Financing Built for Beverage Production.
Whether you're selling a few fermenters, a canning line or a full brewhouse expansion with tanks, glycol and packaging, FPG helps your sales team present financing earlier and keep the project moving forward.
Financing should not be the thing your team reaches for after a producer says the cash isn't there. Used earlier in the sales process, it becomes a competitive advantage that lets a buyer compare a monthly payment against the co-packing fees they already pay and the capacity they're turning away.
Start your beverage equipment financing program
Tell us what you sell and how your team quotes. We'll build the program around your sales process.
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Financing that works at the speed of an equipment sale
Fast decisions matter when a producer is working against crush, a distribution commitment or a seasonal peak that will not move. Speed alone is not enough — sellers also need flexible structures and people who understand the equipment, the buyer and the project.
Financing should help create the yes — not show up after the no.
Your priority is to move equipment, shorten the sales cycle and protect margin. When financing is treated as an afterthought, the producer may already have decided to keep co-packing, buy used tanks of unknown condition, phase the project down to a fraction of what they need, or wait another season.
Compare the payment to co-packing spend
A producer paying a mobile canner or co-packer per case is already carrying the cost. A monthly payment turns a capital decision into a comparison against money they're spending today.
Keep the project whole
Presenting financing early keeps tanks, glycol, filtration and packaging in the same project instead of phased out one piece at a time over three years.
Sell capacity before they turn volume away
Growing brands often cap out before they can fund an expansion. Financing lets a producer add capacity in time to take the account rather than after losing it.
Protect margin
Give customers structure and payment flexibility before discounting the system or absorbing install costs becomes the easiest way to save the deal.
Built around the equipment behind every batch
FPG finances new and used beverage production equipment, from a few tanks to a complete plant build-out. We underwrite the buyer and understand that equipment type, condition, resale value and production requirements can all influence how a transaction should be structured.
Selling a full build-out or an expansion that spans cellar, packaging and utilities? FPG can structure financing around the complete project rather than one quote at a time.
One financing relationship. More ways to get the deal done.
FPG combines direct lending, in-house underwriting and a network of strategic funding partners. That gives your sales team more flexibility without forcing them to manage multiple lender relationships on every opportunity.
More flexibility without more complexity
- Direct lending plus access to 25+ strategic funding partners
- Structures for A, B and C credit profiles, including growing craft producers
- Fast decisions on straightforward transactions
- Support for multi-asset build-outs spanning cellar, packaging and utilities
- A named finance team that works directly with your sales reps
People who understand the equipment and the sale
Beverage deals are not generic business financing. The equipment, the install, the production calendar and the customer's distribution commitments all matter. FPG's team works with sellers and buyers to structure the transaction around the equipment and the way the producer will run it.
Your FPG beverage equipment finance team
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Typical programs are not one-size-fits-all.
The right structure depends on the customer, the equipment and when the production actually starts. FPG can structure the sale around the producer's calendar instead of forcing every buyer into the same payment pattern.
Equipment Finance Agreements
Traditional structures for customers that want predictable payments and ownership economics.
Purchase Options
Fixed-term structures designed for customers who intend to own the equipment at the end of the term.
Residual Structures
Options that can reduce scheduled payments when a residual value makes sense for the asset and transaction.
Deferred Payments
Structures that can help a producer get through installation, start-up and first production runs before regular payments begin.
Seasonal Payments
Payment schedules that can be aligned with crush, peak production season or a producer's distribution calendar.
Step Payments
Lower early payments that step up over the term, useful for brands ramping into new accounts or new markets.
Multi-Asset & Build-Out Packages
One transaction covering tanks, glycol, packaging and utilities instead of separate paperwork for each quote.
New & Used Equipment
Financing for new equipment and for qualifying used tanks and systems, including auction and plant closure opportunities.
Installation, rigging, freight and utilities work can be included alongside the equipment, so customers can finance the complete working setup rather than the vessel alone.
From equipment quote to funded sale
Your sales team stays focused on the customer and the next project instead of chasing financing paperwork.
Quote the Equipment
Your rep builds the proposal around the volume, the packaging format and the capacity the producer needs.
Present Financing
Introduce payment options early instead of waiting for a cash flow objection.
Customer Applies
The buyer completes the branded application from a phone or desktop.
FPG Structures the Deal
We underwrite the opportunity and determine the best available structure.
Documents & Funding
FPG handles documents and funds the seller once installation is complete.
Sell the Next Expansion
Your reps stay focused on customers, build-outs and the next opportunity.
The goal: make financing part of the sales motion without turning your sales team into a finance department.
Everything your team needs to use financing as a sales tool
FPG builds the program around your sales process and supports the tools, training and marketing needed to make financing easy to introduce — in the quote, at a trade show or during a plant visit.
Custom Program Design
A financing structure built around how you sell.
Co-Branded Financing Assets
Marketing support that helps make financing visible before the objection.
Sales & Quote Tools
Make monthly-payment selling easier for your team.
Ongoing Enablement
A dedicated finance team that stays engaged after launch.
Help customers evaluate the payment, not just the project cost.
A producer paying a co-packer or mobile canner per case already has a recurring cost. A monthly payment puts the equipment in those same terms, alongside the margin they keep and the capacity they stop turning away.
| Equipment Investment | 36 Months | 48 Months | 60 Months | 72 Months |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $75,000Example: fermenter set with glycol, or an entry canning line | $2,368 | $1,849 | $1,539 | $1,334 |
| $250,000Example: brewhouse expansion or a production canning line | $7,893 | $6,163 | $5,130 | $4,445 |
| $600,000Example: full build-out across cellar, packaging and utilities | $18,942 | $14,790 | $12,312 | $10,668 |
Illustrative estimates only. Rates, terms and structures are subject to credit approval and may vary.
Questions equipment sellers ask
Why should our sales team introduce financing before a customer raises a cash flow objection?
Can tanks, glycol, packaging and utilities be financed in one transaction?
Can installation, rigging and freight be included in the financing?
Can payments be structured around crush or peak season?
Can FPG help growing craft producers with shorter operating histories?
Do you finance used tanks and equipment from closures or auctions?
How fast are decisions?
What happens when a deal does not fit FPG's direct-lending box?
When does the seller get paid?
Financing support that helps create more sales opportunities
“FPG has been instrumental in driving opportunities in our pipeline. Their strategic insights and tailored solutions increased our pipeline by 30%.”— FPG Client | Vendor Partner
The value is not just access to capital. It is giving the sales team another tool to keep an opportunity moving when price, payment structure or credit flexibility could otherwise slow the deal down.
Turn financing into a competitive advantage for your sales team.
Whether you sell brewhouses, stills, tanks, filtration, canning lines or the glycol and utilities behind them, FPG can help you build a financing program designed to move equipment, keep projects whole and give producers more ways to say yes.



