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Have 2 or 3 offers on the table? Enter the numbers and instantly see which deal costs less, has lighter payments, and pays off faster — side by side.
Enter the key numbers from each offer. Use the payment amount and count that matches what the funder gave you.
Lowest Total Cost
Offer C
$9,500
Lowest Estimated APR
Offer C
19.3%
Lightest Payment
Offer A
$675 daily
Disclaimer: This comparison tool provides estimates for informational purposes only. APR estimates are based on inputs provided and assume fixed payment schedules. Merchant cash advances are a purchase and sale of future receivables — not loans — and do not carry a legally defined APR. Actual terms, total costs, and payoff timelines vary. Always review your contract carefully before signing.
If the offers you're comparing don't look great, we may be able to do better. As a direct funder specializing in 1st–5th position deals, we make same-day decisions and fund in 24 hours.
An MCA is a purchase of future receivables repaid via a percentage of daily sales — there is no fixed term. A term loan has a fixed repayment schedule with set monthly payments and a stated interest rate. MCAs are faster to fund but typically have a higher effective cost.
A factor rate (e.g. 1.35) is multiplied by your advance amount to get your total repayment. APR is an annualized percentage that accounts for the time value of money. Because MCAs are short-term, their effective APR can appear high even at modest factor rates.
Cash-flow weight shows what percentage of your original funding amount you're paying per payment period. A higher percentage means more pressure on your daily or weekly cash flow.
Not necessarily. Longer terms with lower payments may suit a business better than a cheaper but faster offer. Compare total cost, payment size, and payoff timeline together — not just APR.
Yes. Getting 2–3 offers and comparing them is one of the most effective ways to improve your deal terms. This tool is designed to help you do exactly that.