Reading your own

payout schedule

What “revenue-based” actually means on the days money leaves your account.

What “revenue-based” actually means on the days money leaves your account.

5 min read

Daniel Okonjo

Revenue-based repayment sounds abstract until you see it on a bank statement. The short version: a fixed share of each payout goes back to us until the advance and the fee are repaid.

Slow weeks, smaller payments

When sales dip, the repayment dips with them. There is no minimum instalment and no penalty for a quiet month — the term simply stretches a little.

Connect your sales platform and the schedule updates itself, so the number you see in the workspace is always the number that will leave your account.

Daniel Okonjo

Head of underwriting at Cresswold. Reads more sales feeds than decks.

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Talk to someone who

reads balance sheets

Fifteen minutes with a funding lead. You will leave knowing what you would qualify for and what it would cost — before you apply.

Our team

Funding team member
Funding team member
Funding team member
Funding team member

Talk to someone who

reads balance sheets

Fifteen minutes with a funding lead. You will leave knowing what you would qualify for and what it would cost — before you apply.

Our team

Funding team member
Funding team member
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