Financing solutions

Align financing with the revenue your business generates

Revenue-based financing can provide growth or operating capital when a company has established sales and consistent cash generation. Specific agreements may use different legal and payment structures, so we evaluate revenue quality, repayment capacity, and the complete economics.

Where it fits

Support defined needs without relying only on hard assets

A revenue-based structure may fit an established business with verifiable sales, a clear use of funds, and capacity for the proposed obligation.

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Act on near-term growth

Add capital for marketing, customer acquisition, staffing, or a defined expansion initiative.

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Manage operating timing

Bridge the gap between business outflows and revenue collection without waiting for the full cycle to turn.

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Preserve flexibility

Evaluate an additional financing path when traditional collateral is limited or committed elsewhere.

Related financing paths

Connect revenue performance to the financing need

Revenue consistency, margins, seasonality, existing debt, and the capital objective help determine which structure is suitable.

How Legacy Lending helps

Understand the quality behind the revenue

We look beyond top-line sales to understand consistency, customer mix, margins, cash generation, obligations, and the reason capital is needed.

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Verify the revenue profile

Review historical and current sales, bank activity, seasonality, customer concentration, and payment patterns.

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Assess operating capacity

Evaluate margins, cash flow, existing payments, and the company’s ability to support a new obligation.

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Match structure to purpose

Align the amount, timing, repayment profile, and documentation with the defined use of funds.

Turn proven revenue into forward movement

Share the company’s revenue profile, current obligations, requested amount, and use of funds to explore the available path.

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Financing is subject to application, underwriting, approval, eligibility requirements, and final documentation.