Working capital that fits the way your sales come in.
A lump sum based on your revenue, with payments that track your business instead of a calendar.
Estimate your amount
Three quick answers. No contact info, no credit check.
An estimate, not an offer. Your real number comes from a review of your bank statements.
Working capital, simply.
You get a lump sum
The amount is based mainly on your recent deposits, not your credit score alone.
You repay from sales
A set amount or share of your revenue goes toward the balance until it's paid.
The total is fixed
You know the full payback before you sign. It doesn't grow over time.
A good lane if…
- You need cash this week, not next quarter
- Your bank said no or wants months
- Your sales are steady but timing is tight
- You want a simple, fixed total cost
How is the amount set?
Your monthly deposits, how steady they are, and what you already owe.
Will my payment change if sales drop?
On many programs, yes. Ask us which structure you're getting before you sign.
Can I get more later?
Many businesses qualify for more after a stretch of on-time payments.
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