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Working capital, without the guesswork

Term loans, lines of credit, equipment finance and revenue-based advances, lined up so you can see what each one actually costs over its full term.

Why this is hard to compare

The problem

Business financing is quoted in more ways than any other product category. One lender talks in factor rates, the next in monthly payments, a third in a discount off invoice value. The headline number rarely settles which offer is cheaper. LendingFounder restates every option in the same terms -- total cost of capital, payment schedule, and what happens if you repay early -- so the comparison is real.

What is on the table

Term loans

Fixed amount, fixed schedule. Best when you know the size of the spend and want a predictable line on the P&L.

Lines of credit

Draw and repay as needed. You pay for what you use, which suits uneven cash cycles better than a lump sum.

Equipment finance

The asset secures the loan, which usually means a lower rate than unsecured borrowing of the same size.

Revenue-based advances

Repayment moves with your receipts. Fast to arrange and expensive to hold -- worth reading the total cost closely.

Side by side

How the structures compare

StructureTypical useCost driverWatch for
Term loanOne-off investmentInterest rate and termPrepayment terms
Line of creditUneven cash cyclesUtilisation and draw feesRenewal conditions
Equipment financeAsset purchaseRate against asset lifeResidual and end-of-term
Revenue-based advanceShort gapsFactor rate, not APRTotal repayment amount

Ready to see the numbers?

Term loans, lines of credit, equipment finance and revenue-based advances, lined up so you can see what each one actually costs over its full term.