BusinessBlum connects businesses with third-party providers of Merchant Cash Advances for commercial purposes such as inventory, equipment, payroll, and expansion.
BusinessBlum helps you prepare a commercial funding inquiry. Funding providers decide whether to offer a Merchant Cash Advance and on what terms.
Upfront commercial capital in exchange for an agreed portion of future business revenue or receivables. The provider’s agreement sets the cost and payments.
A possible commercial use of a merchant cash advance. BusinessBlum does not lend the funds or set the price.
Business equipment can be part of a commercial funding inquiry. Any offer comes from the funding provider.
Payroll and other operating needs are commercial uses. An inquiry is not an approval.
Expansion and similar business operating needs can be included in the inquiry you authorize us to share.
A funding provider sets the offer. These are the points to check if one is made.
Inventory, equipment, payroll, expansion, or another business operating need. Not personal or consumer credit.
Review the funding amount and the total cost in the provider’s agreement before you decide.
A merchant cash advance is often repaid from future revenue or receivables. The provider’s terms control.
The funding provider evaluates the request. BusinessBlum does not approve, price, or guarantee funding.
Application updates and marketing messages are optional and are not part of authorizing provider review.
Tell us about the business. A funding provider reviews the inquiry and decides whether to make an offer. Text messages stay optional.
No funding guarantee. SMS consent is not required.
