Terms

Plain statements of what this is, what it is not, and what rests with you.

myloankit is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or approved by the U.S. Small Business Administration.

Draft — awaiting legal review

This document has not been reviewed by counsel and is not in force. It is a working draft prepared so that a lawyer has something concrete to mark up. Several sections are deliberately unwritten and are marked where they sit; those gaps are not terms, and nothing on this page should be relied on as one.

The factual statements below — about what the service does, what leaves it, and what is retained — were each checked against the code that implements them. The legal provisions are the parts that are missing.

1. Who operates this service

myloankit is operated by Pigfox LLC, a limited liability company.

Awaiting legal review — not a term

The following are not recorded anywhere in this repository and have deliberately not been invented: the state of formation, the registered business address, the notice address for legal service, and a support email address. Counsel to supply, and the page to be updated from the entity's own records rather than from anything drafted here.

The service is reached at myloankit.com. That domain is the canonical origin the software itself uses, and it is the only contact route currently recorded in the codebase.

2. What the service is

An applicant-operated document preparation and readiness assessment tool. You enter figures you already hold, mark which documents you have, and receive a dated PDF containing an SBA Benchmark Score, a market analysis of the venture, and a checklist of commonly requested application items. You hold that document and decide who, if anyone, sees it.

What it is not

It is not a lender, a broker, or a referral service. It holds no lender's credit box and measures your information against none. It produces an SBA Benchmark Score for the business against published benchmarks — never an assessment of you personally, and never a forecast of what any lender will do.

It is not a government programme and not an application to anyone, including the SBA. The SBA 7(a) thresholds it measures against are measuring criteria, chosen because they are published, dated and citable; the document is prepared for whichever lender the applicant chooses to hand it to, whether that is a bank, a credit union, a CDFI, an online or private lender, or a bank writing an SBA-guaranteed loan.

It is not a loan packager, and it decides nothing about your credit — the disclaimer in the footer of every page, and on the face of every document, states what the output is not. It transmits nothing to any lender: if your document reaches one, it is because you sent it. It pulls no credit report and contacts no credit bureau. It recommends no lender, names no lender, and has no arrangement, referral fee or other commercial relationship with any lender.

3. No SBA affiliation

myloankit is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or approved by the U.S. Small Business Administration.

Every SBA requirement this service measures against is quoted from a published instrument — the SOP, the CFR, or an SBA procedural notice — and cited to it on the page and in the document. The instruments are the SBA's. The selection of which to measure, the weights, and the assessment are this service's own.

4. Scope and accuracy limits

This is a preliminary readiness assessment, not an eligibility determination or lender underwriting decision.

The SBA Benchmark Score measures six selected published benchmarks. SBA's own requirements are considerably wider: ten tests of program participation before credit is examined, and a dozen further matters a lender's credit memorandum must address. One of the former and three of the latter are measured here. The how it works page lists what the six leave out, and it is the part of that page worth reading most closely.

Output is preliminary. A good score is not a statement that your file is complete, that you meet SBA's requirements, or that any lender will do anything.

SBA policy changes, and this service may lag it. Every threshold carries the instrument it comes from and that instrument's effective date, so you can check whether what you were measured against is still current. If it is not, the assessment is out of date, and the effective dates printed beside each benchmark are how you would know.

5. Your responsibilities

6. Third-party and AI processing

This section states the same facts as the privacy page, and the two are meant to be identical. If they ever disagree, the privacy page and the code it describes govern, and the disagreement is a defect worth reporting.

No figure you enter is sent anywhere outside this service. Not the loan amount, not revenue or expenses, not debt service, not the balance sheet, not what you would pledge as collateral, not your equity injection, and not your score.

7. What is retained

Submitting the form stores nothing. A row is written only when you download the document, and it holds four values: a row number, the reference number, a fingerprint of the file, and the time it was issued.

That is the entire table. There is no column for a figure, a name, a score, or a narrative. The figures behind your document do not survive the document. The privacy page sets this out in full.

8. Intellectual property

Pigfox LLC retains all rights in the service itself: the software, the page copy, the document layout, the scoring methodology and its weights, and the selection of benchmarks. Published SBA instruments are of course not ours; they are quoted and cited.

Your document is yours. The figures you entered are yours, and the PDF generated from them is yours to keep, copy, print, and hand to whomever you choose — including any lender. No licence back to us is asked for or implied, and we claim no interest in your business information.

Awaiting legal review — not a term

Counsel to review whether the generated narrative sections need separate treatment from the rest of the document, given they are drafted by a third-party model from text the applicant supplied.

9. Acceptable use

You may use this service to prepare documents for your own business, or for a business you are authorised to act for. You may not:

10. Payment and refunds

The service does not currently charge for anything. There is no payment code in it: no checkout, no billing, no subscription, no account, and no price. Everything described on this site is available at no cost.

Pending — awaiting legal review

This section is written for a service that is free today. If charging is introduced, this section, the refund position, and the termination section below all need drafting together, and counsel should see them as one change rather than three.

11. Warranties and liability

Awaiting legal review — not a term

No warranty disclaimer and no limitation of liability has been drafted. Nothing on this page caps, limits, or excludes any liability, and no such provision should be inferred from its absence — the section is empty because it has not been written, not because a position has been taken.

Counsel to draft. Deliberately not attempted here: a liability cap is exactly the kind of provision that is worse than useless if drafted by someone without the standing to draft it.

12. Governing law and venue

Awaiting legal review — not a term

No governing law is specified and no venue is agreed. Counsel to supply, together with the state of formation left open in section 1.

13. Dispute resolution

Awaiting legal review — not a term

No dispute resolution procedure has been drafted. In particular, no arbitration clause and no class-action waiver has been written, and none should be read into this page. Counsel to advise on whether either is appropriate for a free consumer-facing tool before anything is drafted.

14. Termination and refusal of service

There are no accounts to terminate: the service holds no login, no profile, and nothing that identifies you between visits. You stop using it by closing the tab, and nothing of yours remains except the four values in section 7 if you downloaded a document.

We may withdraw the service, or refuse it to anyone using it contrary to section 9, at any time. Documents already issued are unaffected — they are yours, they are in your hands, and their reference numbers continue to verify.

Awaiting legal review — not a term

Counsel to review whether withdrawal of the service should carry any notice obligation, particularly in respect of the verification endpoint, which holders of issued documents may reasonably expect to keep working.

15. Changes to these terms

These terms may change as the service does. Material changes should be signalled on this page rather than made silently, and the effective date below should move when they are.

Awaiting legal review — not a term

Effective date: none. This draft is not in force and carries no effective date. One is to be set when counsel has reviewed the document and the placeholders above have been replaced with provisions. The mechanism for notifying changes — banner, dated changelog, or something else — is also to be settled then.