MCA Roll Up into One Term Loan

Turn a tangle of daily ACH pulls into one low‑rate, predictable payment.

What Is an MCA Roll‑Up into One Term Loan?

Consolidate multiple advances into one fixed rate term loan

A roll‑up pays off every outstanding MCA at once and replaces the stack with a single term loan—typically 12–36 months—featuring weekly or monthly payments at a far lower effective rate. Clients often cut repayment costs by 30–50 % and end daily ACH sweeps on day one.

Book a free consultation to see how much you can save by rolling up your MCAs.

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Why Stacking MCAs Can Backfire

Quick approvals tempt owners to layer new MCAs—but overlapping drafts and rising factor fees soon overwhelm revenue.

What to Watch Out For

Payment Clashes

Two or three providers may draft funds the same morning.

Escalating Fees

Every stack adds another 1.3× factor on top of the last.

Credit Score Damage

ACH disputes and missed drafts flag the business as high risk.

Frozen Bank Accounts

Lenders file UCC liens or use confessions of judgment when cash runs short.

How We Replace the Stack with One Loan

4 Step Roll Up Process

Here’s how we convert your MCA payments and put you back in control.

01.
Free Debt Assessment

We review contracts, bank statements, and sales data to size the consolidation.

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Lenders Review & Approve

Term‑loan partners evaluate the package and issue funding offers.

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Closing & Payoffs

Funds wire to each MCA provider; payoff letters confirm zero balances.

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Ongoing Support

We deliver a payment calendar, assist with auto‑debit setup, and stay on call for questions.

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Trade chaos for one clear path to payoff

 Benefits of an MCA Roll Up

Rolling multiple MCAs into one term loan collapses dozens of daily drafts into a single monthly installment, giving cash flow immediate breathing room.

Ready to Take Control of Your Repayments?

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Frequently Asked Questions

MCA Roll‑Up FAQs

Five questions business owners Google most before consolidating stacked advances