
Revenue-Based Funding
Quick and efficient access to capital.
- Funding amount
- $5K – $500K
- Funding speed
- 24–48 hours
- Repayment
- Daily or weekly ACH
Business funding
Newer business? Pick an amount to see your options. One short application, 80+ lenders, and no application fee.
The application is the way in, and it takes about two minutes.
The trail
The application asks how long you have been trading, in five steps. Find yours: what lenders tend to look at by then, and the programmes that usually come within reach.
Under 1 Year

Without a year of statements to show, lenders weigh what the business is taking in right now. Steady card and bank deposits count for more than a history you have not had time to build.
Usually within reach
Before you apply. Keep every sale going through one business account from the first day. That account becomes your track record.
1-2 years

A full year of trading opens most of the short-term options. Equipment lenders commonly ask for twelve months, and the machine itself helps secure what you borrow.
Usually within reach
Before you apply. Have the last few months of bank statements to hand. They answer most of the questions you will be asked.
3-5 years

By now your numbers show your seasons and your direction, so a lender can plan around both. This is usually where a standing line of credit becomes realistic.
Usually within reach
Before you apply. Know which months run slow. A line sized to them costs less than borrowing in a hurry.
6-9 years

Several years of steady revenue is what larger sums and fixed schedules are priced on. The question shifts from whether you can borrow to how cheaply.
Usually within reach
Before you apply. Ask every offer for the total you will repay, not only the rate.
10+ years

With ten years behind you, all six programmes are usually on the table. The useful question is which shape suits the job in front of you.
Usually within reach
Before you apply. Let more than one offer come back before you choose. A long record gives you room to compare.
These are patterns, not rules. Every lender sets its own requirements, and time in business is weighed alongside revenue, credit and what the money is for.
How it works
Three stages, and someone who has done this before at each one.
Stage 1
How much you need, how to reach you, and a few questions about the business, including how long it has been trading. Nothing to upload and nothing to pay.
Stage 2
Your application goes to our funding partner, where a specialist matches your stage and your numbers to the lenders that fund businesses like yours.
Stage 3
You see each offer's full cost and repayment schedule before you decide. Accept one and, once it is approved, funds can arrive in as little as a day.
The six
Each fits a different job, and some open up sooner than others. The trail above says which are usually realistic for a business your age.

Quick and efficient access to capital.

Funding your day-to-day operations.

Fund your business on your terms.

Equipment for virtually any industry.

Flexible financing, there when you need it.

The classic way to fund a bigger move.
Field notes
None of these costs anything, and each one shortens the distance to the next marker.
The network's figures
These totals belong to the lending network Pioneer Business Finance works through. They are not figures for this brand alone.
Ready when you are
Newer or established, one short application shows what your business can raise. No application fee.
The application
About two minutes: how much, how to reach you, and how long you have been trading. Free to send, and nothing is agreed until you accept an offer.
The application is the way in, and it takes about two minutes.