Fund growth by sharing a small slice of future sales—no daily drafts, no equity loss
Unlike fixed‑payment MCAs, royalty financing lets a business pay back investors with a set share of top‑line revenue—usually 3–8 %—until a capped return (1.3–1.8 × the advance) is met. There’s no equity dilution, no personal guarantee, and no daily ACH draft. Firms typically cut repayment pressure by 30–50 % compared with a six‑month MCA.
Book a free consultation today and explore flexible, sales‑based funding.
Short terms, high factor rates, and rigid drafts make it hard to scale—especially in cyclical markets.
Cash tied to MCA drafts limits ad spend.
30–300 % APR erodes profit margins
New MCAs plug cash gaps, compounding debt.
Venture investors balk at heavy debt loads.
We review sales history and growth plans to decide if royalty funding fits.
Partner funds outline rate, cap, and projected pay‑back timeline.
Proceeds clear existing MCAs; daily drafts end at once.
We track payments, update forecasts, and plan eventual graduation to lower‑cost loans.
After investors hit the agreed return multiple, the obligation ends—typically faster and at a lower total cost than carrying high‑interest debt.
Five most‑Googled questions founders ask before choosing revenue‑based financing
MCA Relief helps businesses restructure merchant cash advance obligations into manageable, revenue-aligned repayment plans without reducing the contracted balance.