Revenue based finance
Ready to accelerate the growth of your business?
Access up to £1m in as little as 7 days
Designed specifically for high-growth businesses with strong recurring revenue, revenue based finance delivers fast and flexible funds from £100,000 to £1m.
Whether you need to expand your team, invest in product development, or fund other growth initiatives, raise significant capital with the comfort of a flexible repayment structure, linked to your revenues.
Why choose Growth Lending for revenue based finance?
Fast
Funds in your account in as little as seven days
Flexible
A repayment structure that is linked to your revenue
Multi-currency
Funding available in both GBP and EUR
You retain control
No warrants and no equity dilution
How does revenue based finance work?
Perhaps your business has won a significant contract and needs capital to invest in any initial outlay or the expansion of your team.
Perhaps you have developed a new product and want to accelerate the routes to market by investing in business development and marketing initiatives.
Fortunately, after checking your eligibility, you find that your business qualifies for revenue based finance from Growth Lending and based on your average monthly recurring revenue, you can borrow up to £500,000.
You can now invest and accelerate your plans, paying back your Growth Lending loan, with the comfort of knowing your repayments are linked to your ongoing revenue.
Check your eligibility and apply easily, here.
FAQs
View all FAQsRevenue based finance is capital for growing or scaling businesses that can be used for a wide range of growth initiatives. As the name might suggest, both the initial sum borrowed and the repayment structure are revenue-based, giving you the flexibility to make repayments that are linked to your monthly revenue.
This type of finance is best suited to firms with strong recurring revenue.
At Growth Lending, we specialise at lending to technology, media and telecommunications (TMT) firms, as well as financial and professional services, so businesses with recurring revenue that operate in these sectors are preferred.