Get funded

Revenue-based financing for established businesses

The working capital to keep your business moving.

Use revenue-based financing for inventory, payroll, marketing, expansion, and other operating needs—with the payment structure and total cost explained before you decide.

A clearer funding strategy

Move
forward.
Practical capital guidance for the next stage of your business.
For established businessesFor agenciesFor clinicsFor restaurantsFor retail businessesFor professional services

Getting started is simple

Three clear steps to
get moving.

Tell us what you need, review the details, and decide what fits—without guessing your way through the process.

01

Tell us about your business.

Share your revenue, funding goal, and timing so we can understand what you are trying to accomplish.

02

Review the structure.

Compare the amount, total cost, payment amount and frequency, fees, and other obligations.

03

Decide what fits.

If the structure fits your business, decide whether to put the working capital to work.

Revenue-based financing

Capital for a specific
next step.

Revenue-based financing can help you cover a planned expense or bridge a timing gap. Tidestar helps you understand the structure before you commit.

01

Working capital

Explore funding for inventory, payroll, marketing, expansion, repairs, or other operating expenses.

Check your fit ↗

02

Built around revenue

The conversation starts with your revenue, cash flow, business goals, and the amount of capital you need.

Talk through your goal ↗

03

Clear before committed

Review payment amount, frequency, total repayment, fees, and other obligations before deciding.

Start a conversation ↗

Typical starting guidelines

Know what to prepare before you apply.

Revenue-based financing may be worth exploring when you have consistent business revenue and a clear use for the funds.

Common starting requirements

  • No collateral is required
  • Starting personal credit guideline of 500 FICO or higher
  • Last 3–4 months of business bank statements
  • Basic business and contact details

These are starting guidelines, not a guarantee of approval. Eligibility, amount, cost, and payment structure depend on your business information and the funding provider.

What you can expect

Funding guidance that starts with your numbers.

You have a business to run. We help make revenue-based financing easier to evaluate and easier to discuss.

Built around your revenue

Start with your business performance and funding goal.

Clear payment structure

Know what to compare before you commit.

Funding for a real next step

Connect the request to a specific business need.

Human guidance

Have a real conversation when questions come up.

Let’s build your working-capital plan together.

Start with a free assessment and a clear conversation about your next move.

See if you qualify ↗

Revenue-based financing questions

Before you apply.

What is revenue-based financing? +

It is a form of business financing where repayment is structured around a business’s revenue. The exact payment structure, total cost, and eligibility depend on the provider and your business information.

What do I need to apply? +

Be ready to share basic business details, your average monthly revenue, the amount you are requesting, and your last 3–4 months of business bank statements. A starting personal credit guideline is 500 FICO or higher, and no collateral is required.

What can working capital be used for? +

Businesses commonly explore inventory, payroll, marketing, expansion, repairs, and other operating needs. The right use depends on your plan and cash flow.

What should I compare before accepting an offer? +

Compare the amount received, total repayment, payment amount and frequency, fees, and any additional obligations.

Start a funding request

Tell us what’s next for your business.

Share a few details about your business and funding goal. Tidestar will follow up to discuss your request.

All fields are required except use of funds. By submitting, you ask Tidestar to contact you about your funding request.