Up to 95% lower financing costs is based on a comparison of estimated effective annual percentage rates (APR) between inventory financing facilities and merchant cash advances (MCAs). Inventory financing (Liquid Inventory) is typically structured as a revolving credit facility or term-based inventory loan with indicative pricing generally ranging from approximately 6%–20% APR, depending on credit profile, collateral quality, structure, and market conditions.
MCAs are commonly priced using a fixed factor rate (often approximately 1.1–1.5), which can translate into an effective APR ranging from approximately 25% to 350% or more, depending on the repayment speed and revenue remittance structure.
The “up to 95%” savings figure reflects illustrative comparisons where lower-end inventory financing pricing (e.g., ~6% APR) is compared against higher effective APR outcomes commonly associated with MCA structures. Actual cost savings will vary based on the specific MCA factor rate, repayment timeline, inventory financing terms, advance rate, facility size, and borrower qualifications.
Examples provided are for illustrative purposes only and do not constitute a financing offer or guarantee of rates or savings. Effective APR calculations for MCAs are estimates and may vary depending on sales velocity and repayment structure. All financing products are subject to underwriting, eligibility requirements, and final documentation.