One Payment Instead of Many
Paying two, three or more advances at once can drain your account before you've covered rent and payroll. Consolidation rolls them into a single, lower payment on a longer schedule so your business can breathe again.
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How consolidation works
- We review your current advances, balances and payment amounts.
- A new funder pays them off, or takes over the payments for you.
- You make one smaller payment, weekly, every two weeks or monthly.
Is it right for you?
It's a strong fit if your sales are steady but the payments are squeezing you. Because the schedule is longer, your total cost can go up, so we lay out your current payments and the new one side by side before you decide anything.
What to have ready
- Your last three to four months of business bank statements
- A list of your current advances with balances, or the agreements themselves
Common questions
Will consolidation lower my total cost?
Not always. It lowers your payment and frees up cash flow, but a longer term can mean you pay more overall. We'll show you both numbers.
How many advances can I consolidate?
Most funders can work with two or more positions, depending on your revenue and the balances left.
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