For business owners in a growth stretch
When revenue is strong but the cash cycle is trying to keep up
Most businesses feel the timing gap long before they talk about it. We work with the ones in that stretch — where the pipeline is full, the work is committed, and money is moving at a different speed than the business is.
The situation
It usually shows up quietly
Revenue strong. Cash timing inconsistent.
Commitments already out. Receivables still open.
The next cycle loading before the last one closes.
From the outside it looks like a good run. Inside the business, timing starts tightening — around payroll, suppliers, inventory, or whatever the business needs to keep moving. The work doesn't slow down to wait for cash to catch up.
Most business owners in that position keep pushing forward. Slowing momentum creates a different problem. But the timing gap doesn't close on its own.
Who we work with
The situation matters more than the industry
We work with businesses across a wide range of industries. What they have in common isn't a sector — it's a timing pattern.
Contractors
Draw cycles lagging behind committed crews and material orders
B2B services
Net terms and AR float creating gaps between delivery and payment
Inventory businesses
Cash out upfront, revenue landing later — especially around seasonal cycles
Service businesses
Capacity expanding faster than the billing cycle catches up
If your business generates strong revenue but the timing between spending and receiving creates pressure — that's the pattern we work with.
What we do
A tool built for the timing gap
The tool is Revenue Based Financing. It bridges the gap between when money goes out and when it comes back — without a traditional loan structure.
No personal guarantee. The financing is tied to your business revenue, not your personal credit.
Repayment tied to revenue. When revenue is strong, you pay more. Slower months, you pay less. It flexes with the business.
Fast. Most businesses that are a good fit have access to funds within 24–48 hours of approval.
Repeatable. Once used and repaid, it resets. Most businesses use it in cycles aligned with their revenue pattern — not as a one-time fix.
It's not a line of credit. It's not equity. It's not a traditional loan. It's a timing tool — designed for businesses where revenue is real but the cash cycle and the commitment cycle are running at different speeds.
How it works
Three steps from conversation to capital
01
A 15-minute conversation
We talk through where the timing gap is showing up. No application, no commitment — just a conversation to see if it fits.
02
A straightforward review
If it looks like a fit, we walk through the application together. Focused on your revenue history, not your credit score.
03
Capital, then back to work
Approved businesses typically have access to funds within 24–48 hours. Repayment starts automatically, tied to revenue.
About
Who you're talking to
Doug
FFBE — [email protected]
I work with business owners who are running hard — where the revenue is real but the cash timing behind it keeps creating pressure. That specific timing situation is our primary focus — across a wide range of industries.
We work across the top RBF providers to find the best deal for each business — structure built around the situation, not the other way around. No personal guarantee required, and repayment tied to your revenue.
If you got an email from me, it's because your business looked like it might be in that stretch. May have been wrong. But if the timing gap has been showing up — it's worth 15 minutes to find out.
If the timing has been showing up, let's talk
A 15-minute conversation. No application, no pressure. Just a straight conversation about whether this fits your situation.
Schedule a conversation Or email [email protected] directly