Revenue-Based Financing | Funding That Flexes With Your Sales

Businesses doing $25,000+ in monthly revenue with steady or seasonal sales that want repayment to flex with revenue rather than a rigid monthly payment — including those declined by banks for credit or time-in-business reasons.

Repayment that rises and falls with sales; approval based on revenue, not credit score; speed (same-day decisions, next-day funding); no collateral requirement; and suitability for seasonal or uneven revenue.

Working capital for inventory, payroll, equipment, marketing, expansion, bridging slow-paying customers, and managing seasonal swings.

Around $25,000+ in monthly revenue, several months in business, and consistent deposits. Credit is not the primary factor; bankruptcies, judgments, prior defaults, and active tax liens remain material to underwriting.

A set daily or weekly ACH remittance that scales with your deposit volume — heavier when sales are strong, lighter when they slow — rather than a fixed monthly payment. Cost is expressed as a factor rate.

Banks evaluate credit, collateral, and time in business and impose fixed monthly payments that ignore seasonality — and they move slowly. Revenue-based financing evaluates deposits and ties repayment to sales, so a business with steady or seasonal revenue can be funded quickly with payments that match its cash flow.