What the score looks at, and how much each part counts

We are not hiding the method. The score is a weighted view of the same factors a funding underwriter reviews first. Here is exactly how the 100 points are split:

FactorWeightWhy it matters
Monthly revenue30 ptsRevenue through your business bank account is the main source of repayment. It also sets how much a funder is comfortable advancing.
Time in business20 ptsA longer track record means more months of statements to show stable deposits.
Personal credit range20 ptsMatters more for lines of credit and term-style products, and less for products underwritten mainly on deposits.
Existing payments20 ptsCurrent loan or advance payments as a share of revenue, plus how many positions you already carry. Stacked daily debits are the most common reason a file gets declined.
Funding need vs. revenue10 ptsAsking for an amount in line with monthly revenue is easier to approve than a request several times larger.
What this score cannot see: your actual bank statements. Average daily balance, number of NSFs or overdrafts, deposit consistency and which funders are already debiting your account are what an underwriter really decides on. Read how underwriters read your statements, then apply and we review the real numbers.

Keep going: tools and requirements

Funding cost calculator

Estimate payments and total repayment before you commit.

Revenue requirements

What monthly revenue funders typically look for.

How many positions is too many?

Why existing advances change what you can get.

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