Revenue-based funding, explained
Cash advances belong to a wider family of funding that is repaid as a share of what a business takes rather than as a fixed instalment. These guides cover how revenue-based finance works, where it differs from a merchant cash advance, and what genuinely fast funding looks like in the UK.
How Revenue Based Financing Works
How revenue based financing works: the revenue share explained, a worked example on a £50,000 advance at 1.2, and what happens in a bad month.
GuideInstant and Same Day Business Funding
What instant and same day business funding really delivers in the UK: why a same day decision is not same day money, and what actually speeds an application up.
GuideRevenue Based Finance
How revenue based finance works, what a flat fee of 1.1 to 1.5 really costs, who qualifies, and how revenue based funding compares with a business loan.
GuideRevenue Based Finance vs Merchant Cash Advance
A merchant cash advance takes a holdback from card takings; revenue based finance takes a share of all revenue. What differs and which suits your revenue mix.
We are a finance arranger and introducer, not a lender, and nothing in these guides is financial, legal or tax advice. Figures are typical market ranges rather than quotes, and any agreement should be read in full before you sign it.
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