Pay for the time you use it. Not a day more.Merchant cash advance early payoff: the cost for the months you didn't use comes off.
Most advances charge you for time you never used.
Paid back in two months? Most funders still collect the full ten months of cost. Drag the handle below and watch the difference.
Factor Forgiveness
Pay for the time you use.
- Capital received
- $100,000
- Cost per month held
- $2,500
- Pay off in month 10
- $125,000
A typical cash advance
Pay early. Still pay it all.
- Capital received
- $100,000
- Early payoff discount
- None
- Pay off in month 10
- $125,000
Written into your agreement. Before you sign.
The early payoff schedule is part of the paperwork, so the discount is a promise, not a favor you have to ask for later.
[Schedule brackets and amounts pending confirmation.]
The best months are the ones you don't have to pay for.The idea behind Factor Forgiveness
Questions, answered plainly.
Can I pay off a merchant cash advance early?
With most advances you owe the full cost even if you pay early. With Factor Forgiveness, the cost for the remaining time comes off, following the schedule in your agreement.
Is there a prepayment penalty?
No.
Is this a discount on interest?
There is no interest. A cash advance has a factor, which is the cost of the capital. Factor Forgiveness reduces that factor when you pay early.
How much comes off?
It follows the early payoff schedule written into your agreement, so you know the number before you sign.
Is a merchant cash advance a loan?
No. It's a purchase of a portion of your future receivables.
Do you shop my application to brokers?
No. We fund directly. Your file isn't sent around.
