What is revenue-based financing?

Revenue-based financing is a flexible small business funding option where repayment is based on a percentage of future revenue instead of a fixed monthly loan payment.

How much revenue-based financing can my business qualify for?

Lyft Capital offers revenue-based financing options up to $500,000, subject to application review, business revenue, and approval.

Do I need perfect credit to qualify for revenue-based financing?

No. Revenue-based financing can be available to business owners with imperfect credit because eligibility is based heavily on business performance and revenue.

How fast can I get funded?

Pre-approval may be available in minutes, and funding may be available within 24 hours after approval and review. Timing is not guaranteed and depends on the application and documentation.

What can revenue-based financing be used for?

Businesses commonly use revenue-based financing for working capital, inventory, payroll, marketing, equipment, seasonal expenses, and growth opportunities.

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