Review financing options repaid as a percentage of revenue, designed to align capital repayment with business performance. A confidential advisory discussion can determine whether revenue-based structures align with your growth profile and cash-flow patterns.
Revenue-based financing (RBF) offers an alternative to traditional fixed-payment debt and equity dilution. Instead of rigid monthly payments, RBF providers receive a percentage of monthly revenue until a predetermined total is repaid — aligning capital costs directly with business performance.
For growing businesses with predictable revenue streams, RBF can provide growth capital without the personal guarantees, collateral requirements, or board seats that come with bank debt or venture capital. However, the RBF market is fragmented, with widely varying terms, repayment caps, and provider quality.
Taycan Advisors provides a confidential review of your revenue profile and financing options — comparing RBF terms across providers, evaluating total cost of capital, and determining whether RBF structures are the right fit for your business model and growth trajectory.
The RBF market is opaque, with repayment caps ranging from 1.2x to 2.0x+ of the funded amount. Provider selection alone can mean a significant difference in total cost of capital.
RBF repayment caps vary significantly across providers. A difference between a 1.3x and 1.6x cap on a $500,000 advance represents $150,000 in additional cost — provider selection matters.
Revenue share percentages typically range from 2% to 10% of monthly revenue. The right percentage preserves operating cash flow while meeting repayment timelines.
For businesses considering equity, RBF can preserve ownership. The effective cost of RBF versus the long-term cost of equity dilution often favors RBF for companies with clear growth paths.
Beyond the headline rate, terms around prepayment, revenue definitions, minimums, and default provisions vary widely. A structured review surfaces the true cost and risk profile.
Revenue-based financing delivers the most value for growing businesses with predictable recurring revenue who want growth capital without equity dilution or fixed debt service.
Companies with $2M+ in annual recurring revenue seeking growth capital without diluting founder and early-investor equity positions.
Consumer brands and e-commerce businesses seeking inventory and marketing capital that flexes with seasonal revenue patterns.
Professional services, logistics, healthcare, and other recurring-revenue businesses evaluating RBF as an alternative to traditional term debt.
We bring institutional-grade capital advisory expertise without fees or commissions from any RBF provider — ensuring objective, market-competitive recommendations.
We analyze your revenue quality, growth trajectory, and unit economics to determine whether RBF is appropriate and which provider profile fits best.
We run a disciplined comparison across multiple qualified RBF providers — comparing caps, revenue shares, term flexibility, and total cost of capital.
We do not receive commissions from any RBF provider. Our sole objective is identifying the capital structure that best serves your growth objectives.
We support your team through provider selection, term negotiation, and closing — ensuring you secure competitive terms without disrupting operations.
Equipment leasing, SBA loans, term loans, bridge financing, and more.
Traditional term loans with fixed repayment schedules for long-term investment needs.
Review existing debt structures and explore options to improve cash flow and reduce costs.
Government-backed SBA loan programs with competitive rates and terms.
What Gets Reviewed
A practical review of revenue consistency, growth trajectory, margin profile, and whether revenue-based financing may align with your business model better than fixed-payment alternatives.
Monthly recurring revenue, growth rate, churn, customer concentration, and the revenue characteristics that RBF providers evaluate.
How revenue-based financing compares with venture equity, bank debt, and other structures — including dilution impact, control, cost, and flexibility.
Revenue share percentage, repayment cap, effective cost of capital, and how payments flex with revenue in slow and strong periods.
The range of RBF providers — specialty funds, fintech platforms, and hybrid lenders — comparing their terms, industry focus, and funding speed.
A short discussion can determine whether revenue-based financing is right for your growth stage and business model. No obligation — just practical perspective from senior advisors.