Funding Zone • Revenue-Based Financing
Flexible Growth Capital Tied to Your Business Performance
Get fast, non-dilutive capital with payments that flex as you earn. Repay a small
percentage of future revenues until your agreed-upon amount is satisfied—no equity, no fixed installments.
Simple Structure
Receive upfront funding today and repay via a small share of future revenues.
Aligned with Cash Flow
Payments adjust with sales—higher in strong months, lighter when sales dip.
Keep Your Equity
Non-dilutive capital—retain 100% ownership and control.
Ideal For
- Companies with consistent monthly revenue
- Businesses prioritizing non-dilutive growth capital
- Seasonal or high-margin industries (e-commerce, SaaS, services)
- Teams funding marketing, inventory, or expansion without fixed loans
Use Cases
- Scaling paid acquisition & lifecycle marketing
- Stocking inventory ahead of seasonal peaks
- Launching new products or geographies
- Consolidating high-cost advances to stabilize cash flow
Key Benefits
- Performance-Based Repayment: No fixed due dates—your payment scales with revenue.
- Quick Access: Streamlined underwriting focused on sales trends—not heavy collateral.
- Transparent Terms: Clear total payback and percentage of receivables.
- Flexible Use: Working capital for growth, hiring, inventory, or bridging cycles.
Get a personalized offer in 24–48 hours
Short application • Soft credit check • Same-week funding possible
How is Revenue-Based Financing different from a loan?
Traditional loans have fixed payments on a set schedule. RBF uses a small percentage of your revenue, so payments
flex with performance until the agreed total is repaid.
What do you look at during underwriting?
We focus on revenue consistency, growth trends, margins, and cash-flow health—less emphasis on hard collateral.
Will this affect my ownership or control?
No. RBF is non-dilutive—no equity or board seats required.
What businesses are a good fit?
E-commerce brands, SaaS, agencies, service companies, retail, contractors, manufacturers with steady sales and healthy margins typically see the best fit.
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