Eight quick questions. We will point you to the product that fits, a ballpark range, and a rough cost preview. This is guidance, not an offer, and there is no credit pull to start.
Time in business is one of the biggest factors in what fits.
Use a typical month over the last three to six months.
A rough sense is fine. There is no credit pull here.
Pick the closest fit. This points us to the right product.
Speed and cost are a trade-off. We will be honest about it.
An advance is money you took against future sales, paid back daily or weekly.
This helps us speak to your situation. It does not change the math.
A ballpark is fine. Pick "Not sure" if you want us to size it for you.
Based on your answers, here is the product that fits, a ballpark range, and the right next step.
This is an estimate based on the numbers you entered, not an offer of credit or a commitment to fund.
Pre-qualification reflects your answers and is not a guarantee of approval, terms, or funding.
Estimates only. Actual terms vary by underwriting. No credit pull to start.
Typical funding bands: MCA $10k to $500k. Line of credit $25k to $250k. SBA 7(a) $50k to $5M. Site-wide range $10k to $5M. Estimates only.
Revenue-based offers commonly range from 50% to 150% of average monthly revenue, depending on deposit consistency, time in business, and existing debt.
Average monthly revenue is the biggest factor, followed by time in business, deposit consistency, existing advances, and industry.
Yes. An MCA sizes off recent sales, a line of credit scales to revenue and credit, and SBA 7(a) can reach up to $5 million for qualified borrowers.
No. A soft review to estimate your range does not require a hard credit pull. Any step that does is disclosed to you first.
Yes, that is the point of the APR-equivalent. Loans and lines of credit are quoted in APR, and a line of credit usually costs less over time.