Overview
Revenue based financing (RBF) is a commercial funding structure in which repayment is calculated as a fixed percentage of your gross monthly revenue. Instead of a rigid monthly payment, you remit more when sales are strong and less during lean months. The broker arranges the agreement with a capital provider, and you repay until a predetermined total amount (the advance plus a fee, expressed as a factor rate) is satisfied. Revenue based funding works particularly well for businesses with predictable but seasonal or variable income streams.
Most revenue based lending providers look for businesses generating at least $10,000 to $15,000 in monthly gross revenue, operating for six months or longer, and processing a significant portion of sales through credit cards or digital payment platforms. Asset based lending criteria do not apply here; the underwriting focuses on sales velocity rather than collateral. Eugene's food carts along 5th Street, retail shops in the Whiteaker neighborhood, and service companies near River Road often meet these thresholds. Providers typically review three to six months of bank or merchant statements to assess consistency.
Business funding based on revenue suits inventory purchases before Saturday Market season, equipment upgrades for cafés preparing for University of Oregon fall enrollment, marketing campaigns timed to Eugene Celebration foot traffic, and bridge capital during the winter tourism lull. Because repayment adjusts with revenue, companies use RBF to smooth working capital gaps without the risk of default during slower months.
How it works
Call (541) 454-9689 or visit our office at 911 Country Club Rd, Eugene, OR 97401 to discuss your sales history and funding goals. We analyze your merchant statements, compare offers from multiple revenue based financing companies, and present the trade-offs in factor rate, holdback percentage, and term length. Our broker role means we negotiate on your behalf and coordinate documentation so you can focus on operations. We serve Eugene, Coburg, Thurston, Glenwood, Goshen, Alvadore, Jasper, and River Road.
For businesses requiring collateral-backed structures, explore our asset based lending in Eugene page. If you need revolving access instead, review our business lines of credit in Eugene options. Compare all commercial business loans in Eugene, OR on our city hub, or see our full service areas.
A Whiteaker gift shop generating $25,000 monthly in summer but $8,000 during January needed $40,000 for holiday inventory. A revenue based loan with a 10% holdback meant $2,500 remitted in peak months and only $800 in slow months, aligning debt service with cash flow and preserving owner equity.
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