Factor Rates Explained: How to Read an MCA Offer
A factor rate is not an interest rate. Here is how to turn it into a number you can actually compare.
Taking several advances at once can squeeze daily cash flow. Consider these alternatives first.
Stacking means taking a new advance while an earlier one is still being repaid. The combined holdbacks can take a large share of every day’s sales.
Every business is different. Start by understanding your monthly cash flow, what the funds are for and how quickly you need them. Then compare the total cost of each option, not just the headline rate.
Have questions? Our AI agent can walk you through your options in a couple of minutes.
A factor rate is not an interest rate. Here is how to turn it into a number you can actually compare.
Both put cash in your account fast — but they are priced, repaid and underwritten very differently. Here is how to choose with confidence.
Have these ready and your application moves faster — from bank statements to your EIN.