Direct funder · Est. 2009

Money that moves as fast as you do

We advance capital against revenue you have already earned — underwritten by people who read bank statements, not credit bureau files.

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Modern office tower at dusk

$800M+

Capital deployed

11,000+

Businesses funded

17

Years underwriting

94%

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Five ways to get funded

All programs

01

Merchant Cash Advance

A purchase of a set amount of your future receivables, remitted as a small fixed daily or weekly amount. Built for businesses with steady card and bank deposits that need capital before a bank could ever move.

Amount
$10,000 – $2,000,000
Term
3 – 18 months

02

Revenue-Based Financing

Remittance flexes with your monthly revenue instead of a fixed schedule, so slow months cost less. Suited to businesses with real seasonality that still want a defined payoff horizon.

Amount
$25,000 – $2,000,000
Term
6 – 24 months

03

Business Line of Credit

Draw only what you need, pay for only what you draw, and keep the line open for the next opportunity. The most economical option for businesses with recurring short-term gaps.

Amount
$10,000 – $500,000
Term
Revolving

Who we fund

All industries
  • Restaurants & Hospitality
  • Retail & Convenience
  • Construction & Trades
  • Trucking & Logistics
  • Medical & Dental
  • Auto Repair
  • Salons & Spas
  • E-Commerce
  • Manufacturing
  • Professional Services
  • Landscaping
  • Wholesale & Distribution
A business owner reviewing funding paperwork
“Our cooler failed on a Friday. Premium had paperwork back to me that afternoon and the money hit Monday. We never closed a service.”

Owner, two-location restaurant group — client since 2018

How it works

01

Apply

One page, four minutes, three months of statements.

02

Underwrite

A person reads your deposits. Most files clear same day.

03

Terms

Total remittance, term, and schedule on one page.

04

Funds

Sign electronically; the wire usually clears next day.

Straight answers

Is a merchant cash advance a loan?
No. An advance is the purchase of a fixed amount of your future receivables at a discount. There is no interest rate in the traditional sense — the total is set up front through a factor rate, and remittance is tied to your sales.
What does it cost?
Advances are priced with a factor rate, typically 1.15 to 1.49 depending on time in business, deposit consistency, industry, and term. A $50,000 advance at 1.25 means $62,500 total remitted. You see the full number before you sign — never a moving target.
Full FAQ

Find out what your revenue supports

Four minutes to apply. A same-day answer, and a person to talk to either way.

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