The structure
Repayment is usually calculated as an agreed share of future revenue. The remittance may flex with monthly sales or follow a fixed ACH schedule, depending on the product and partner.
Revenue-based financing
Revenue-based financing. Funding tied to your revenue.
Explore revenue-based financing with experienced specialists. No obligation to request.
What to expect
Why owners compare RBF before anything else.
The range
$10,000 to $500,000 in growth capital through our third-party capital partner network.
The credit view
All credit profiles considered. A 500 minimum score and six months in business are the starting points.
The role we play
Avyron is a commercial financing broker with experienced funding advisors. The capital partner makes and funds any offer.
Common uses
Where revenue-based financing commonly fits.
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Inventory ahead of demand
Stock up before a busy season while revenue still flows through the business at its normal pace.
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Growth marketing
Fund a defined campaign or expansion push with a repayment tied to the revenue it supports.
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Hiring and capacity
Add staff, shifts, or equipment when the sales pattern shows the business can carry the step up.
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Seasonal smoothing
Align the obligation with monthly revenue so slower months do not strain fixed obligations.
The process
How revenue-based financing works, plainly.
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Share the revenue picture
The short form captures average monthly revenue, time in business, estimated credit score, and the amount requested.
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See how the remittance is calculated
Average monthly revenue multiplied by an agreed remittance rate sets the monthly remittance, and the term sets the cadence. Daily or weekly.
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Match with a partner
Avyron connects the request with third-party capital partners. If one makes an offer, it states the factor rate, total repayment, and schedule in writing.
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Compare before you sign
Use the calculator and the written offer together. There is no obligation to accept, and a good fit should still be a good fit after reading the fine print.
Your questions
Before you apply, the short answers.
Direct, factual answers about how the review works and what an offer may include.
What is revenue-based financing in plain terms?
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Revenue-based financing provides growth capital in exchange for an agreed share of future revenue. With many products the remittance rises and falls with monthly sales, while others use a fixed ACH schedule. Which structure applies depends on the product and the capital partner, and it is stated in the written offer.
How is the remittance calculated?
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The model starts with average monthly revenue multiplied by an agreed remittance rate, which sets the monthly remittance. The term, from 3 to 18 months, then determines the number of daily or weekly payments. Actual remittances are daily or weekly. The written offer states the exact schedule.
Is RBF a loan?
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It is generally structured as a purchase of future revenue or another commercial financing arrangement rather than a traditional term loan. The security and legal terms depend on the capital partner and are stated in the written offer. Avyron is a broker, not a direct lender.
How do I know if RBF fits my business?
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RBF is most often considered by established businesses with steady monthly revenue that want repayment to follow business performance. Compare the total repayment, factor rate, and cadence with your margins and obligations. The calculator and a funding advisor can help you see the numbers before deciding.
Avyron Capital is a commercial financing broker. We connect businesses with a network of third-party capital partners. We are not a bank and not a direct lender. All funding offers are made by our capital partners and are subject to their underwriting and terms.