Revenue Based Loans

Revenue Based Loans are an alternative funding option where repayment is a fixed percentage of your monthly revenue. Unlike traditional loans, no collateral or equity is exchanged. Funds are repaid flexibly until you clear a predetermined cap, typically between 1–2× your average monthly revenue.

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Why Consider a Revenue Based Loan?

Flexible repayments

Payments rise and fall with your revenue, more when revenue is high, less in slower months

Fast funding

Many options offer approval within 24-48 hours, with funds in days

Retain full control

You don’t dilute your equity and keep decision-making power

Growth-aligned model

Repayments mirror performance, ideal for recurring-revenue businesses like SaaS, e-commerce, or subscription services

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How Revenue Based Loans Work?

1. Apply Online

Provide revenue data via open banking or bank statements

2. Get an Offer

Receive a proposal outlining the loan amount and repayment %

3. Receive Funds

Funds typically arrive within 24-48 hours .

4. Repay via Revenue Share

Loans repaid automatically as a percentage of your revenue until repaid.

5. Option to Top-Up

Some lenders allow you to borrow again as revenue grows .

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Income-aligned repayments ease cash flow strain
  • Fast access to capital, often within a couple of days
  • Access to further capital once you have a repayment history

Cons

  • May be more expensive than traditional loans due to revenue cap structure
  • Requires steady, predictable monthly revenue (typically £10k+ for eligibility)
  • Usually suitable for short-term needs (repayment within 1–3 years) .

Is This Right for You?

Best suited for:

 

  • SaaS, e-commerce, retail and hospitality 
  • Companies with predictable monthly revenues
  • Those who refer quick access to capital and flexible repayments 
Not ideal if:

 

  • You lack revenue history or monthly turnover
  • You prefer longer-term, fixed repayment terms
  • You haven’t been trading for 6 months+
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How to Apply?

Applying for a small business loan with us is straightforward:

1

Assess Your Needs

Determine the amount you need and the purpose of the loan.

2

Check Eligibility

Ensure your business meets the basic criteria.

3

Prepare Documentation

Gather necessary documents such as business bank statements, financial statements, and a business plan.

4

Submit Application

Complete our online application form or contact our team for assistance.

Feel free to use our Business Loan Calculator

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Calculator Disclaimer

The repayment amount shown using this calculator is an estimate, based on information you have provided. It is provided for illustrative purposes only and actual repayment amounts may vary. To find out actual repayment amounts, contact us. This calculation does not constitute a quote, loan approval, agreement or advice. It does not take into account your personal or financial circumstances.

Tailored Funding Solutions

Our tailored and transparent process is designed to make your loan search and selection as seamless as possible

1

Submit Your Enquiry

Simply complete our short online form with your details and funding needs to begin your search for business finance.

2

Expert Consultation

Our expert will contact you to understand your requirements to match you with suitable lenders and products.

3

Get Your Offers

We connect you with trusted lenders and provide free quotes. Choose the best option, and we’ll handle the application.

4

Get Funded!

Once approved, receive your funds and start invest in your business growth and scale with confidence and ease.

FAQs

Get Answers to Your Most Common Questions

We've compiled a list of frequently asked questions to provide you with quick and helpful answers about Revenue Based Loans in the UK.

How is this different from merchant cash advances?

MCAs are a form of revenue-based financing often paid daily from card sales. RBF is generally broader, payment is monthly and tied to all revenues.

Since repayments are based on a percentage of your monthly revenue, your repayment amount will automatically adjust down during slower months. This makes revenue based loans especially helpful for businesses with seasonal or fluctuating income.

Many lenders allow early repayment without penalty, but some caps may apply, check the terms.

Most providers use soft-credit checks initially; a lender will ask for your permission if a hard credit check is required.

The amount you can borrow typically depends on your average monthly revenue. Most lenders offer between 1x to 3x your monthly turnover.

Ready to Access Flexible Growth Capital?

Revenue Based Loans offer a fast, flexible, and owner-friendly funding option, without collateral or dilution. Ideal for growth-phase businesses with steady revenue.

 

  1. Assess your requirements and choose an estimated loan amount.
  2. Collect documentation, bank statements, financials, and projections.
  3. Request quotes from 2–3 lenders or via a broker.
  4. Compare offers on rate, term, APR, fees, and guarantees.
  5. Apply and receive funds, often within days.

Need help comparing providers or understanding cap structures? Our finance experts are here to guide you, reach out today!