On average, our clients pay between 1 – 2% of their net sales annually.
We charge a fixed fee – equivalent to 0.3% or less per day – on the running total of your advances.
That’s the total amount of advances you’ve received that haven’t been repaid by your marketplace payouts.
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Synchronize your sales history with us and we can run a simulation with your own sales data, so you can see the fee in action.
Using your real data, we can apply the fee and show you what you would have paid over the last month and the past year.
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At Storfund, you’ll pay just one fee on what we advance to you. Watch how it works.
Unlike more traditional forms of ecommerce financing, Storfund’s Daily Advance is pay as you go, meaning it can be paused and unpaused per marketplace as needed.
You can choose to use the service only when you make more from it than what you pay for it, ensuring that Daily Advance remains a source of revenue for your business, rather than a cost.
When we say we’re transparent, we mean it.
Storfund’s dashboards show every sale, every advance and every penny in fees – so you can always see what will be charged and why.
As entrepreneurs, we know you want to understand every business cost in detail, so read our FAQs for more information and if your questions are not answered, get in touch.
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Your fee is determined by a range of factors which include your revenue and our assessment of risk. For example, if you increase the number of marketplaces where you use Storfund, this could decrease your fee.
Storfund’s dashboards combine a high level overview of your fees with transactional detail.
We get the funds we advance to you from a debt fund. Every day that the funds are with you and not repaid to the debt fund, we pay a fee; we charge you in the same way.
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