Definitions

Get the final word on business definitions that can help you stay in the know and very competitive.

Alternative Funding

Alternative funding often refers to getting money from a Merchant Cash Advance. This is a means for small businesses to receive the working capital they need without resorting to using a traditional financial resource such as a loan or a lease from a bank or a private investor.

Alternative funding from AdvanceMe's Merchant Cash Advance allows businesses the freedom to purchase advertising, inventory, or equipment: the business owner can cover virtually any of the business' financial needs. Our customers tell us repeatedly that they find more freedom with our alternative funding products - freedom from fixed payments, stringent terms, and other inflexible aspects of commercial loans.

The needs of our customers are varied, but each customer shares at least one thing: each is helped with easy access to the alternative funding required to stabilize or improve their business.

Every day at AMI we deal with many different business types, and we listen to each request on an individual basis. Taking the time to understand our customers and their diverse needs is one of the ways we help each customer get the most from our alternative funding products.

AdvanceMe would like you to consider the many benefits offered by our alternative funding. We encourage you to look at alternative funding as an opportunity - an opportunity to shed the burden of traditional small business financial products. You no longer have to answer to a bank or other financial provider: AdvanceMe offers you options.

If you need money for your small business, alternative funding often provides a simple, effective source of capital that could allow your business to stabilize, mature, and to grow.

Return to Definitions List