Funding that can flex with your sales
With revenue-based financing, repayment is tied to your incoming revenue rather than a flat fixed installment. When sales are lighter, the payment can move with them — useful for businesses with uneven months.
What it is
Capital today in exchange for a share of future revenue until an agreed amount is repaid. Because repayment scales with sales, the pace can ease in slower periods and pick up in stronger ones.
Who it’s best for
Businesses with steady card or deposit volume but variable monthly revenue — retail, e-commerce, hospitality, and service businesses that want payments to track performance.
Repayment that moves with revenue
Receive capital up front
A lump sum based on your recent and projected revenue.
Repay as a share of sales
A set percentage of revenue goes toward repayment, so the dollar amount flexes month to month.
Finish at an agreed total
Repayment continues until the agreed amount is met — confirm the total cost before accepting.
Where revenue-based financing fits
Curious whether this fits your revenue pattern?
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