Funding Solutions

Revenue-Based Financing

Capital with remittances that scale with your sales — pay more when revenue is strong, less when it's slow.

What It Is

Revenue-based financing (RBF) provides upfront capital in exchange for a fixed percentage of your future revenue until a defined amount is remitted. Because remittances flex with your actual sales, RBF naturally adapts to seasonality and growth cycles — you're never locked into a rigid payment that ignores how your month is actually going.

Who It’s Best For

Businesses with strong but variable revenue — seasonal operations, e-commerce brands, restaurants, and growth-stage companies that want capital aligned to performance rather than a fixed monthly obligation.

Common Use Cases

  • Scaling inventory and ad spend with sales
  • Seasonal ramp-up before peak periods
  • Expansion without fixed-payment pressure
  • Launching new products or locations
  • Bridging growth between funding rounds

Typical Requirements

  • Consistent revenue history (6+ months)
  • Clear visibility into monthly sales
  • 3–4 months of bank statements
  • U.S.-based business operations

Potential Advantages

  • Remittances flex with actual revenue
  • No fixed monthly payment pressure
  • Aligned incentives — we win when you grow
  • Faster than equity or bank processes
  • No equity dilution

Important Considerations

  • Total cost depends on how quickly revenue remits the balance
  • A percentage of revenue is committed until complete
  • Best when funds drive revenue growth
  • Review the remittance percentage carefully — we walk you through it

Frequently Asked Questions

How is RBF different from a loan?
A loan has fixed payments regardless of performance. RBF remittances are a percentage of revenue, so they rise and fall with your sales. It is a purchase of future revenue, not a traditional loan.
What percentage of revenue is typical?
Remittance rates vary by program and profile. Your specialist will present exact figures before you commit to anything.
Is RBF right for a seasonal business?
Often yes — the flexing structure is designed for revenue that varies month to month. It's one of the most popular structures for seasonal operators.

Ready to Move Forward?

Start with a short application or speak directly with a funding specialist. No obligation, and it will not impact your qualification to explore your options.