Revenue Based Financing
Flexible Capital That Grows With Your Business
At Prime Capital Source (PCS Loan), we understand that traditional loans don’t always fit the rhythm of modern business. Revenue-based financing (RBF) gives you access to capital that scales with your sales—offering flexibility, speed, and control without giving up equity or taking on conventional debt.

What Is Revenue-Based Financing?
Revenue-based financing, sometimes known as accounts receivable financing, is a funding solution where capital is advanced based on your company’s future or outstanding revenues.
Here’s how it works:
PCS Loan advances funds tied to a percentage of your receivables or monthly sales. As your business collects payments or earns revenue, you repay the balance through an agreed-upon share of your income—so payments adjust naturally with your cash flow.
This structure provides working capital without adding new debt or diluting ownership, giving you both agility and stability.
We deliver not just funding—but financial engineering that strengthens your position from negotiation to integration.
How It Works
Prime Capital Source combines financial discipline with real-world deal insight, offering business acquisition loan programs that empower buyers to act decisively in competitive markets.
Here’s why business leaders choose PCS:
Unlike a traditional loan with fixed installments, this model adjusts to your business cycle so you never pay more than you can afford in slower months.
Revenue-Based Financing vs. Traditional Loans
Traditional loans come with fixed monthly payments, collateral requirements, and credit constraints. Revenue-based financing, on the other hand, offers repayment flexibility tied directly to your performance. That means when sales slow, payments adjust automatically, protecting your cash flow.
It’s financing designed for growing small businesses that value speed, simplicity, and alignment between lender and borrower.
Is Revenue-Based Financing Right for You?
This financing model is ideal for:
If you’re managing uneven cash flow, waiting on invoice payments, or planning for growth, revenue-based financing could be your most effective funding strategy.





