[Sachip24]

brokerCompany is objectively correct - theoretically, you should always be able to get a larger MCA or fixed daily loan as a % of monthly revenue than you would an LOC. MCA & loan $ as a % of monthly revenue is often 100% while we're 50%. But his comment leaves out some important nuance.

That nuance is...we provide a flexibility-focused customer value prop (draw anytime, pre-pay anytime with no cost, no concept of "renewal" / re-underwriting) and almost always lower rates / lower total cost. It ultimately comes down to what the merchant is optimizing for. If they're optimizing for total dollars, they should take an MCA or fixed daily loan. If they are optimizing for lower cost & flexibility, they should take our LOC.

Try us out. We're constantly working on improving our ISO & customer experience. Our team is rapidly expanding (added 2 this week & 3 more in late August). Plus, we've got some huge announcements coming

P.S. If you want to make the big dollars, send us your $250K+ factoring credit line opportunities. We easily lend up to $2.5 million. And we pay commissions that are significantly above market - both upfront and residual.



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Matt does bluevine do their flex line of credit for auto dealer ships? Merchant has no positions outstanding, 700+ credit, about 500-700k in monthly deposits, its an LLC in state of Utah?

[matt.estes]

Matt does bluevine do their flex line of credit for auto dealer ships? Merchant has no positions outstanding, 700+ credit, about 500-700k in monthly deposits, its an LLC in state of Utah?

Yessir, we do auto dealerships. Sounds like a strong candidate.