Lounn MX

Lounn (legally registered as FIN CONECT S.A.P.I. de C.V.) operates a business-financing marketplace in Mexico that lets companies submit one online application and receive multiple credit offers from different providers. Products available through the platform include simple term loans, revolving credit lines, invoice factoring, leasing and corporate credit cards. Listed financial partners include Konfío, Drip Capital, Mundi, Clara, Tribal, Kapital, Verqor, Fondeadora, Klar and Jeeves, with the company describing partnerships with more than 30 financial institutions.

The application process is structured in four steps: account creation and a fully online application, comparison and selection among offers, document upload, and disbursement. Lounn connects directly to official data sources such as Mexico's tax authority (SAT) and the credit bureau (Buró de Crédito) to assess a company's actual financial behavior and determine which financing options fit. Preliminary offers typically arrive within 24 to 48 hours depending on information quality and the provider. Eligible applicants are legally constituted Mexican companies that meet minimum operating-history and solvency criteria.

The company is part of the Techstars portfolio, having joined the Techstars Payments program powered by Stellar and MoneyGram, announced in April 2024. It is categorized in financial services, fintech and software, with a team in the 1-10 employee range and a pre-seed stage classification on the Techstars job board.

Founding story

Founded in 2022 by Jesús Gómez Solís, who after years working in traditional banking identified the need for a more accessible financing service for mid-sized companies. Arturo Arista Rodríguez is listed as co-founder and CTO, with Gómez Solís as CEO.

Business model

Lounn operates a two-sided marketplace: it aggregates SME credit demand and routes it to partner lending institutions, providing deal flow to lenders while giving businesses comparable offers. Comparing and applying is free for the applicant; Lounn may receive a commission from the provider when a product is accepted and disbursed.

Commission paid by the financial provider when an offer is accepted and the financing is disbursed; no fee charged to the applying business.

Traction

The company's site reports 2,000 registered companies, more than 500 million pesos financed and 24-hour response times. August 2025 press coverage reported more than 1,000 registered companies and over 300 million pesos placed in SME credit. A separate profile states that in its first year of operations Lounn helped more than 50 businesses secure 200 million pesos in financing.

Latest developments

As of August 2025 the company reported over 1,000 registered companies and more than 300 million pesos placed, and was building tools to streamline the upload and analysis of financial documents to reduce lender processing time. Management has stated an intent to become a digital financial advisor for Mexican SMEs, expanding beyond financing into products such as insurance and surety bonds and into guidance for improving a company's financial profile.