Competitive industry rates
A wide selection of financing options
Flexible terms to fit your business needs
5-minute application
Approval in as little as 4 hours
675 credit score
3+ years in business
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For those times, Revenue-based Financing just may be your ideal solution. Revenue-based financing comes with financing amounts that start as low as $10,000, approvals that are based more on a strong sales history and recurring annual revenue than they are a credit score, and because terms are shorter, you pay less in finance charges.
Unlike traditional loans, a lower credit score will not automatically disqualify you. Revenue-based Financing looks at your business’s stability and success overall.
There are very few industry limitations with revenue-based financing and our financing specialists are trained to understand the ins and outs of many industries that are typically turned down for loans.
Personal Security
Absolute personal guarantees are not required, nor will your home be used as collateral.
Revenue-based financing is one of a few types of business financing that limits the personal exposure of the business owner and looks to the business – not personal assets or credit score – when making underwriting decisions.
Expedited Access
Because your sales history is the most heavily weighted when it comes to approval, there is very little documentation needed.
In some cases, all you will need to submit is three months of business bank statements.
With little documentation required, the underwriting process can be very quick, and you can receive approval in as little as three hours. Once approved, you can have the funds in your bank within 24 hou
Revenue-based Financing is not a loan and therefore does not come with a fixed term or an APR. Instead, with revenue-based financing, a party purchases the future output of a business at discount. As you make those sales or your accounts receivable pay during your normal course of business, you pay a percentage of your revenue to the party that purchased your receipts. In addition to this, there are a few major differences between revenue-based financing and loans:
As with loans, there is a cost associated with revenue-based financing.
But, with this option, instead of an interest rate that accrues every day, it comes with a total, fixed cost of capital that remains the same regardless of how long it takes to pay it back.
Traditional loans typically come with a fixed monthly payment for a fixed amount of time. With revenue-based financing, you can:
Use a fixed ACH payment that debits an amount from your bank account based on the estimated receipts. ACH payments can be made daily, weekly, or biweekly.
Have your credit card processor split credit card batches and provide a percentage of revenue purchased to Funding Victory. Split batch payments are made daily.
Use variable ACH payments where you link your bank account to Funding Victory and our proprietary system will adjust your payment to your revenue every day.
Loan terms are more rigid – if a payment is due that you cannot make you will be in default – and often come with a pre-payment penalty. Because revenue-based financing is the purchase of a percentage of sales, there is no term and if the sales don’t materialize, you are not obligated, and because the cost is fixed, there are never pre-payment penalties assessed.
You must have a minimum personal credit score of 575
Your business needs to have been operating for at least 1 year
You need to have a minimum of $10,000 in monthly sales
Personal Services
Business Services
General Contractors
Restaurants
Retail
Specialty Trades
Revenue-based financing is a great option for all businesses that need quick access to working capital to take advantage of an opportunity or to cover unexpected expenses. It is also a great option for businesses within industries that are often overlooked for traditional financing. Finally, it is a great option for businesses who would typically be declined for traditional financing due to 1) the amount of financing being requested (either too low or too high for traditional financing) or 2) their current credit situation.
Revenue-based financing offers one of the most flexible repayment options available. Because payments are an agreed-upon percentage of daily or weekly sales, they fluctuate based on your incoming revenue. For example, if your sales revenue is lower, your payments will be lower.
There is no one financing option that is overall better than another. There are, however, financing options better suited for specific situations. And each business faces its own unique situations, so what is best for one business may not be the best for another. For example, if you are not looking to give up a percentage of ownership in your business, then revenue-based financing would be a better option for you than equity financing because with equity financing you give away ownership of a portion of your business in return for working capital.
Venture capital is a form of equity financing provided to small businesses with a large amount of long-term potential. As with all forms of equity financing, a potential disadvantage could be losing full control and ownership over your business. Receiving funding through venture capitalists also requires an extended period of due diligence, so you should not expect to receive access to working capital quickly. Finally, in some situations, you do not get access to the full amount of funds at once. They are, instead, released conditionally and over time. While these aspects of venture capital funding may be disadvantageous to some businesses, it is the right mix for others. Always fully consider your specific situation and the pros and cons of all financing options and lenders before deciding.
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