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Published rates, the fees attached to them, and the two numbers that let you compare any offer regardless of how it is quoted.
A factor rate is a multiplier applied once, at funding. $50,000 at 1.35 sets a $67,500 payback whether you hold the money for two months or twelve. Interest is charged on the balance still outstanding, so repaying faster genuinely costs less.
That difference matters more than the headline number. A 1.35 factor and 35% interest are not remotely the same cost.
A line of credit starts at 1% per month with a 2.49% draw fee. A term loan carries 0% origination and halves the remaining interest on a full early payoff.
Not on the term loan — it is 0%. The line of credit carries a 2.49% fee per draw instead.
Yes. Advance products carry early payoff discounts at 30, 60 and 90 days, and a full term-loan payoff takes 50% off the remaining interest.
Compare total payback in dollars, and the payoff figure at 30, 60 and 90 days. Those two expose the real structure regardless of how the rate is described.
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