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Business Funding for Ecommerce

The most common business funding options for ecommerce are revenue-based financing, business line of credit, merchant cash advance and working capital loans. Revenue-based financing integrates with Shopify, Amazon and Stripe data to fund inventory and ads.

Last updated October 23, 2026

Typical funding needs for ecommerce

  • Inventory
  • Ad spend
  • 3PL and fulfillment
  • New product launches

Funding options compared

Comparison of business funding options (industry estimates)
OptionAmountTermTypical costSpeedCredit
Revenue-Based Financing$10k – $5M6 – 36 months (variable)1.1x – 1.5x cap2 – 10 daysRevenue-focused
Business Line of Credit$10k – $500kRevolving; draws 6–24 mo10% – 60% APR1 – 7 days600 – 680+
Merchant Cash Advance$5k – $500k+3 – 18 months1.10 – 1.50 factor24 – 72 hours500+ often accepted
Working Capital Loans$5k – $1M3 – 24 monthsVaries by product1 – 5 days550 – 680+

Typical requirements

  • 6–24 months in business depending on product
  • $10k+ in monthly revenue for revenue-based options
  • 3–4 months of business bank statements
  • 580–680+ credit depending on product

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