Revenue Based Finance Linked To Business Performance

A flexible way to explore finance with repayments linked to business revenue.

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Simple steps to explore revenue based finance

Complete A Short Enquiry

Start by sharing a few key details about the business, the amount being considered and the type of finance being explored.

The Details Are Reviewed

The enquiry may be reviewed and matched with lenders or finance providers based on the information provided.

Discuss The Next Steps

If suitable, a member of the team or a finance provider may get in touch to explain the next steps, available options and any information required.

What is revenue based finance?

Revenue-based finance is a type of funding where repayments are linked to business revenue, depending on the structure offered by the lender.

This can be useful for businesses with regular income that want a repayment structure more closely connected to trading performance. Instead of a more fixed repayment approach, the structure may move in line with revenue, depending on the lender and product.

Terms vary, so it is important to understand how repayments work, what the total cost may be and how the arrangement could affect cash flow before proceeding.

A finance option connected to trading performance

Business revenue can change from month to month, especially where sales are seasonal, campaign-led or linked to customer demand. Revenue-based finance may provide a way to explore finance where repayments are connected to business income.

The structure, repayment method and cost can vary between lenders. That makes it important to review the terms carefully and understand how repayments may respond to trading performance.

Advance Finance Network helps businesses start with one enquiry and understand what information may be needed when exploring suitable options with lenders or finance providers.

Finance shaped around business revenue

Revenue-based finance may suit businesses with regular income that want to explore a repayment structure linked to trading performance. Repayment methods, terms and eligibility vary depending on the lender and product.

Understand The Options Ahead

Share a few key details about the business, the amount being considered and the type of finance being explored.

Clear Next Steps

The process is designed to be straightforward and easy to follow. If suitable, a member of the team or a finance provider may get in touch to discuss the enquiry further.

Options Through Lenders And Finance Providers

Explore finance options from lenders and finance providers. Terms, eligibility and requirements vary depending on the lender, product and business profile.

Speak with the team about revenue based finance

Not sure whether revenue-based finance is the right fit? Speak with the team to discuss business income, trading patterns, cash-flow needs and the amount being considered.

Advance Finance Network can help explain the enquiry process, what information may be needed and how suitable options may be reviewed with lenders or finance providers.

Frequently asked questions

What is revenue based finance?

Revenue-based finance is a type of funding where repayments are linked to business revenue, depending on the structure offered by the lender.

A traditional loan usually has a more fixed repayment structure, while revenue-based finance is generally linked more closely to business performance.

It may suit businesses with regular income that want repayments to move more closely with trading performance, depending on lender criteria.

Repayment methods vary by lender and product terms. A lender or finance provider will explain the repayment structure before the business decides whether to proceed.

The repayment method, total cost, lender terms and potential effect on cash flow should all be reviewed before proceeding.

No. Submitting an enquiry does not guarantee an offer of finance. Any finance is subject to lender assessment, status, eligibility and lender terms.

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