Good for basics, but that's it. I've been banking with SBB for almost a year. The website/app is clunky and they don't do international transfers, which is frustrating. They have no in-network ATMs available, even in the very large city I live in. The customer service is great, and it's an affordable way to get some banking basics, but I think I will need to switch to a bank with more services soon.

Lots all lies This bank they don't know how to handle business i opened an account i really thought i did but was never activated. Now they secured 2 message wich i can't get in because My account is locked. Well after you answer this last review you never fixed anything you closed my account and returned my money without letting me know. I ask you do you think what you guys did is correct? When the bank ask me for any documents I submitted immediately once I was 5 hrs away driving and I cancelled everything just for me to submitted what you ask me for what ? The funds come from a legit source Wich is SBA.

Just add documentation I am very happy with my micro business checking account at SBB. It was easy to set up and offers cell phone deposit, free paper checks, a debit card and more. I think the $5/month fee is fair... I didn't shop around exhaustively for a "better" deal. The telephone support is good. I'm not overwhelmed by the online banking website, or by the account terms documentation. In my opinion it can be confusing, incomplete, or even slightly contradictory (from one document to another.)

I find no benefit to using this bank … I find no benefit to using this bank over a local bank. If you are a small non-profit they want to charge you a monthly fee to use their services, but they do give free accounts to profit earning microbusinesses. Plus their advertisement of setting up the account quickly online in 10 minutes is completely false advertisement. They do require you to speak with them before they will setup your account.

How does this bank keep showing up on… How does this bank keep showing up on "best of" lists? The website looks like something I made in 7th grade tech class. There's no clear instructions about depositing a check online or even any real indications about how to handle money. Creating an account is frustrating-- you need to deposit 5 dollars to get started, but can only call to do that, but can only do that by speaking to a banker, and even when you catch them during business hours, they may just tell you your request can't be processed but then call you the next day? Seriously. These big business sites obviously don't have the small business experiences in mind when they put this nonsense at the top of their lists.