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Revenue-based funding (RBF) is a flexible alternative to traditional financing where a business receives a lump-sum advance in exchange for remitting a percentage of future revenue. Payments adjust with sales — lower during slow periods and higher when revenue increases. There are no fixed instalments or interest charges, and collateral is typically not required.

Healthy cash flow is essential to keep a business stable and growing. Even profitable companies can run into issues if money doesn’t flow in and out at the right times. These steps help strengthen cash flow.

A cash advance provides fast working capital repaid through a percentage of daily or weekly sales rather than fixed loan payments. Approval is based primarily on business performance.