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About us

We help people ask one question, once

Looking for money when you are short is exhausting: the same form on ten different sites, the same details typed over and over, and no clear answer at the end of it. MetsePole exists to compress that into a single request you can send right from this site.

What MetsePole is

MetsePole is an online service for people in the United States. You choose an amount, answer a short set of questions, and your request is shared with lenders and lending partners in our network so they can tell you what they are able to offer.

What MetsePole is not

  • We are not a bank, a lender or a credit broker acting on a lender's behalf.
  • We do not approve or decline requests, and we do not set rates, fees or loan amounts.
  • We cannot guarantee that you will receive an offer, or promise how fast money will arrive.
  • We do not collect payments and we are not involved in servicing or collecting on a loan.

Every loan agreement is between you and the lender you choose. That lender is responsible for disclosing the full cost of borrowing — including the APR, fees and repayment schedule — before you sign.

How we make money

We do not charge you to send a request through the site. When a lender or lending partner in our network works with a request we pass on, they may pay us a fee. That compensation can influence which partners appear in the network and the order in which requests are presented to them. It never changes the terms a lender offers you, and it is never taken out of your loan.

How we think about your data

A loan request contains some of the most sensitive information you own. We treat it that way: your connection is encrypted, your details go only to lenders and partners who can act on your request, and we do not sell your information into open data marketplaces. Our Privacy Policy sets out exactly what we collect, who receives it, and how you can ask us to delete it.

Borrow carefully

Short-term credit solves short-term problems. If you are borrowing to cover borrowing, an extra loan usually makes the situation worse, not better. Consider a payment plan with the company you owe, a local assistance program, or a free nonprofit credit counselor before you take on new debt. If you do borrow, read the agreement in full and be certain you can meet the repayment dates.

Talk to us

Questions about the site, your request or your data? Contact us and a person will get back to you.