- Colorado has not enacted a commercial financing disclosure law as of mid-2026, and its Uniform Consumer Credit Code covers consumer credit only, expressly excluding business and commercial loans.
- The economy is diversified across aerospace and defense, technology, outdoor recreation and tourism, and craft beverage along the Front Range.
- The SBA Colorado District Office in Denver serves all 64 counties with 7(a) and 504 lending.
Funding the Colorado economy
Few states are as economically diverse as Colorado. The Front Range hosts one of the country’s densest aerospace-and-defense clusters — major contractors plus Space Force and military installations around Colorado Springs and Aurora — while Denver and Boulder anchor a deep technology and software industry. Beyond the office parks, Colorado’s identity is built on the outdoors: skiing and mountain tourism, gear and apparel brands, and a craft-beverage scene that’s among the nation’s best known. That blend of high-growth tech, capital-intensive hospitality, and seasonal recreation keeps demand for flexible financing high.
Industries we fund across Colorado
- Aerospace & defense suppliers — growth and equipment financing for the engineering and manufacturing firms feeding contractors around Colorado Springs and the Denver metro.
- Technology & software — revenue-based financing and lines of credit for the Denver and Boulder startup corridors.
- Outdoor recreation & tourism — seasonal working capital for lodges, resorts, outfitters, and tour operators in the mountain communities.
- Craft beverage & food — equipment loans and working capital for the breweries, distilleries, and restaurants that define the Front Range.
- Healthcare & bioscience — practice financing and build-outs near Aurora’s Anschutz Medical Campus and across the Denver metro.
What the rules mean for you
Colorado has not enacted a commercial financing disclosure law. Its primary lending statute, the Uniform Consumer Credit Code, governs consumer credit only and specifically excludes business and commercial loans — so MCA and sales-based financing providers aren’t required by the state to give you a standardized APR or total-cost figure, and they generally don’t register with a Colorado financial regulator for these products. The practical takeaway: get the numbers yourself. Before signing, ask for the factor rate, the total repayment amount, the holdback percentage, every fee, and the reconciliation terms in writing. Hoss Capital only works with partners who operate transparently.