Potential benefits
- Payments designed around revenue
- Useful for businesses with consistent sales
- Working capital without a traditional term structure
Flexible working capital
Capital That Moves With Your Revenue
Access working capital with payments designed around your business revenue. Revenue-based financing can provide flexibility for businesses with consistent sales that need capital without a traditional fixed-payment structure.
“The right capital should support the business—not distract from running it.”
The Ellwell approach
The essentials
What is Revenue-Based Financing?
Revenue-based financing provides business capital in exchange for an agreed portion of future revenue. Payments generally adjust with sales, creating a structure that may better reflect the natural rhythm of the business.
How it works
- 1
Share your business goals and financing needs.
- 2
Review potential structures based on your business profile.
- 3
Choose whether to continue with documentation and underwriting.
Business uses
Built Around a Defined Business Need
Inventory
Marketing
Seasonal needs
Short-term growth opportunities
Things to consider
- Total financing cost may differ from a traditional loan
- Payment frequency and revenue calculations vary
- Review the agreement and expected cash-flow impact carefully
General eligibility
- Established business revenue
- Operating history
- Recent bank or processor statements
- Overall financial profile
Important disclosure: Revenue-based financing availability, structure, cost, and eligibility are subject to provider requirements and underwriting.
Questions
Revenue-Based Financing FAQ
A better next step
Explore Revenue-Based Financing With Clarity
Tell us about your business and goals. We’ll help you consider whether this or another financing option may fit.