Money for your business, when you need it.
A credit line for your business: approved once, then take money whenever you need it. Just ask Claude or ChatGPT, and see the full cost first.
Join the waitlist, for businesses in the US and Canada. We’re letting businesses in a few at a time.
Works inClaudeand
ChatGPT
How it works, in four steps.
Add Slate once, ask anything for free, apply one time, then take money whenever your business needs it. Each step is shown in full below.
Add Slate to Claude or ChatGPT
A few taps in your settings: find Slate, tap Connect, then Allow. You only do it once.
Ask how your business is doing
Free. Slate reads your numbers and answers in plain words, and says if a credit line would help.
Apply once, in about 2 minutes
Connect your bank, add a photo of your ID, and sign. Slate emails you when you’re approved.
Take money in one click
Ask for an amount and see what it costs. Say yes, and it goes to your business bank account.
Asking is free, and applying commits you to nothing.
What’s a credit line? Money you can take as you need it.
Slate approves your business for an amount once. You take what you need, when you need it, see the cost first, and the room comes back as you pay it down.
Rosa can take
$40,000
$0 still out
12 payments of $1,950 — one a week, the same every week
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You take what you need.
Any part of your line, any time, by asking. No new application.
The cost is set first.
Taking $20,000 costs $3,400, so $23,400 back in total. Fixed before you say yes.
The room comes back.
Each payment frees up what it repaid, ready for the next thing.
Step 1. Add Slate to Claude or ChatGPT.
In Claude, open Settings, then Connectors. Find Slate, tap Connect, then Allow. Claude never sees your password. You only do it once, and it works the same way in ChatGPT.
Settings
Connectors
Let Claude work with the apps your business runs on.
Connected to Claude
Sign in with Slate
Claude wants to connect
Read your business's numbers with you
Check what your business could get
Apply, and follow your application
Step 2. Ask how your business is doing.
Ask: “How’s my business really doing?” Slate answers in plain words, and says if a credit line would help. Asking is free.
Step 3. Apply once, in about two minutes.
Slate sends one link to its own secure page. Connect your bank, add a photo of your ID, and sign. Slate emails you when you’re approved.
Step 4 of 4 · Rosa’s Bakery
Sign your application
- You asked for
- $40,000
- Your limit
- Confirmed when you’re approved
- Taking money
- Any amount, whenever you need it
- Each time
- One fixed cost, shown before you agree
- Paying back
- Weekly, set each time you take money
- Applying
- Free, and commits you to nothing
Harbor Bank Business checking ••4821
Driver’s license Rosa Martin · checked
Read the full terms
Rosa Martin
SignatureNov 4, 2026
Only you can sign. Slate emails you when you’re approved.
Sign and submitStep 4. Take money when you need it.
Ask: “I need $20,000 for the oven.” See the cost and every payment, say yes, and it goes to your business bank account.
‹ AccountsHarbor Bank
Harbor BankNov 5
Deposit received: $20,000.00 from Slate
Business checking ••4821
$27,318.40
Available balance · USD
- Slate · credit lineNov 5+ 20,000.00
- Square payoutNov 4+ 1,860.22
- Flour and packagingNov 4− 1,240.00
- PayrollNov 3− 4,860.00
What you’ll need. Nothing more.
A business in the US or Canada
That’s where Slate funds today.
Your business bank login
To connect your bank, once.
A photo ID
Like a driver’s license.
Claude or ChatGPT
Where you ask, and take money.
About two minutes
To apply, one time only.
You won’t need a long application form, or tax returns to dig out and upload.
Asking is free. Each time you take money, you see the cost first.
Applying commits you to nothing, and your numbers are never sold or shared. In Rosa’s example, taking $20,000 costs $3,400.
Join the waitlist.
Slate for Businesses is for businesses in the US and Canada, and we’re letting them in a few at a time. Tell us about yours.
FAQ
A credit line for your business that you open by asking Claude or ChatGPT. You apply once, then take money whenever you need it, and pay back what you take in set weekly payments. Slate funds it itself.
Money for your business, when you need it.
Join the waitlist, for businesses in the US and Canada.