Duty, inventory, and input costs are due now. Customers and brokers still pay later. Fundseta Business Criteria shows whether revenue-based working capital or credit-based startup capital is open — then sends eligible files to the provider.
This page is built so you know what each program funds, who it fits, and which documents the provider will ask for — especially if 2026 trade tariffs stretched your cash cycle.
Path A · Revenue-based
Sized from business bank deposits — no collateral. Built for operators already banking revenue while tariffs, fuel, materials, or inventory hit before the invoice clears.
Path B · Credit-based
U.S.-only growth capital for strong personal credit — including pre-revenue founders, doctors, dentists, attorneys, and real-estate investors who need inventory, equipment, marketing, or launch capital.
Tariffs raised landed cost on parts, food inputs, steel, freight equipment, and retail goods. Most operators are still profitable on paper — they are cash-tight because duty and inventory clear before the customer pays. Revenue-based funding bridges that gap from deposits. Credit-based funding lets U.S. founders open capital from a strong personal file when sales have not started yet.
This helps us match you with funding built for your industry.
Choose which region your business is located.
Your goal points us toward the right type of capital.
Revenue-based funding is sized from your monthly deposits.
Strong personal credit unlocks larger, lower-cost growth funding.
Fundseta does not lend or approve. A provider decides amounts, terms, and timing. Checking your match is free and does not affect your credit score. Answers stay in this browser.
