Seasonal inventory
Stock up for peak season with repayment that eases in slower months.
Sales-aligned funding
Revenue-Based Financing
Capital now, with repayment that can align with your sales—useful for seasonal businesses and focused growth pushes.
What it is
Revenue-based financing provides capital that is repaid as a portion of your sales over time, so payments can rise and fall with how business is going. This structure can be a fit for businesses with strong but variable revenue that want repayment to track performance.
Who it's best for
- Seasonal or variable-revenue businesses
- Operators funding a specific growth push (marketing, inventory)
- Businesses that prefer repayment tied to sales rather than a fixed installment
Soft pull to start: checking your options is a soft inquiry that won't affect your credit score. If you choose to move forward, finalizing funding may require documentation and a hard credit inquiry.
How the funds work
Straightforward structure, clear terms
You receive capital up front and repay through an agreed share of revenue (or a scheduled amount that reflects sales) until the agreed total is met. The total cost, repayment share, and any fees depend on your profile and the offer, and are disclosed before you sign. This is not a guarantee of approval, amount, or rate.
Example use cases
Where revenue-based financing tends to help
Illustrative examples, not promises of approval or specific terms.
Marketing pushes
Fund a campaign and repay as the resulting sales come in.
Bridging growth
Cover a short-term gap while a growth initiative ramps up.
Ready?
See what you qualify for—without the runaround.
Start with a soft-pull review. We'll guide you to best-fit programs and clear next steps.