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Cover inventory, payroll, and expansion needs with funding aligned to sales.
Restaurants are the classic case for revenue-based funding: strong daily sales, thin margins, and almost nothing a traditional bank counts as collateral. When the walk-in dies on a Friday or the patio build-out will pay for itself by August, the money has to move at restaurant speed.
We fund full-service and quick-service restaurants, cafes, bars, food trucks, and caterers: $5,000–$10 million qualified on 3+ months in business and $10,000+ in monthly revenue. Card-heavy sales make repayment structures that flex with daily volume a natural fit.
Restaurants typically see 80%–150% of monthly revenue, within $5,000 to $10 million. A room doing $60,000 a month usually lands in the $48,000–$90,000 band. Because remittance can flex with daily sales, the number worth testing is what leaves the account on a slow Tuesday rather than a packed Saturday.
Because we underwrite your sales, not your balance sheet. Consistent daily deposits are exactly what our funding is built on — the industry’s bank-unfriendliness is why revenue-based products exist.
Yes — remittance structures tied to daily or weekly sales are common for restaurants, so slow Tuesdays cost less than packed Saturdays. Fixed schedules are available too; your advisor will price both.
Within 24 hours of approval — and decisions come inside 24 business hours. For a revenue-blocking breakdown, tell your advisor; that files under the fast-cash path.
Yes. Include those statements — third-party settlements are revenue, and leaving them out understates your volume and shrinks the offer you're eligible for.
Say so before you sign. Remittance tied to daily sales naturally flexes, and where a term lands across your season is something worth shaping deliberately rather than discovering later.