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Fixed repayments don't care if your business has a slow month. We do. Our repayments flex with your revenue, so a quiet month never becomes a crisis.
We provide UK SMEs with growth capital that repays as a percentage of their monthly revenue. One fixed fee agreed upfront. No compounding interest under standard terms, no hidden costs.
You'll know the exact total to repay before you commit. No variable rates. No surprises mid-term.
Strong month? You repay a little more. Quieter month? Repayment reduces.
We look at what your business earns, not what it owns. Your assets stay yours.
No equity dilution. No board seats. Once repaid, there are no ongoing obligations. Many of our clients come back when they're ready to grow again.
Short application. Straightforward and quick.
Securely connect your bank account, accounting software. We integrate with Xero, QuickBooks, Stripe, Shopify and Open Banking.
We assess your revenue & cashflow and make a clear offer. One fixed fee, decided upfront.
Deploy into stock, equipment, hiring, marketing, or any growth-related purpose.
A percentage of revenue collected via Weekly Direct Debit. Busy weeks pay more, quiet weeks pay less. No stress.
"We only get paid when you get paid. When your revenue dips, your repayment dips with it."
Straightforward and quick.
Securely connect your bank account, accounting software.
Revenue & cashflow assessed. One fixed fee, decided upfront.
Deploy into stock, equipment, hiring, marketing, or any growth-related purpose.
Weekly Direct Debit. Busy weeks pay more, quiet weeks pay less.
Three questions. Soft check. Won't affect your credit score.
UK-registered limited company?
Trading for a minimum of 12 months?
Monthly revenue of £10,000 or more?
Most growing SMEs do not qualify. Asset-light businesses (services, hospitality, digital) are systematically turned away. Your revenue does not count as collateral. It should.
VCs require hyper-scalable, technology-driven businesses with proven market share and high revenue thresholds. Most genuine UK SMEs never reach their radar. This isn't rejection, it's simply a different market.
We look at what you earn. If your business generates consistent revenue, that is the foundation for your facility. No property. No equity. Repayments that move with your business.
| Bank | Venture Capital | FundYourRevenue | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Collateral required | Yes | N/A | None |
| Equity dilution | N/A | 10-30% | No Equity |
| Fixed monthly repayments | Yes | N/A | Flex |
| Approval speed | Months | Months | Days |
| Board seats / control | N/A | Yes | None |
| Compounding interest | Yes | N/A | No* |
| Personal guarantee | Usually | N/A | *Only Under Special Conditions |
*Under standard terms. In the event of default or covenant breach, additional charges may apply.
If your business has consistent revenue and you recognise yourself below, we can probably help.
Predictable recurring fee revenue.
Proven unit economics.
Predictable patient/client revenue.
Consistent trading & card data.
Trackable revenue streams.
High-frequency repeat businesses.
Recurring client engagements.
Consistent footfall & card transactions.
Monthly/annual recurring revenue.
Steady contract pipelines.
Contracted revenue streams.
Loyal repeat client bases.
"The idea that repayments flex with my revenue would have saved me a lot of sleepless nights two years ago."
"I didn't know anything like this existed. Fixed repayments nearly broke us after a quiet summer."
"No equity, no collateral, and the repayment adjusts? That's how business funding should work."
Three questions to check eligibility. Soft check. Won't affect your credit score.
This isn't a product designed by financial engineers in a boardroom. It's built by people who've sat on the other side of the desk. They remember what it felt like.
FundYourRevenue was founded by Kulbir Arora, alongside co-founder Munish Singla. Kulbir is an SME operator who has had boots on the ground since a very early age, navigated three economic cycles, and understands what it actually feels like to run a business when cash flow gets tight. Munish leads the technology and finance, responsible for the underwriting platform and data architecture that powers FundYourRevenue. With 25+ years of experience in banking and private equity, previously at NatWest, Morgan Stanley, and McKinsey, he brings deep expertise in fintech infrastructure, data systems, and SME-facing digital products. Wharton MBA, CSE IIT-Delhi.
This is a product built by people who've run businesses, not by people from behind a desk.
All of that experience has been channelled into building an organisation that genuinely wants to support businesses. We give you space to decide. We explain everything before you commit. And we never ask for a share of what you've built.
The name behind FundYourRevenue, Colleganza, comes from a 12th-century Venetian merchant partnership. It was the world's first form of venture capital: a risk-sharing arrangement where a merchant and an investor aligned their interests. When the venture succeeded, both benefited. When it struggled, the burden was shared.
Your repayments move with your revenue. When your business thrives, we're repaid faster. When things slow down, the pressure eases. Our interests are aligned with yours. By design, not by accident.
Founder & CEO | SME Operator
SME operator across three economic cycles. Has built and run businesses across hospitality, retail, and professional services. Long-standing interest in resilient business models and embedded finance.
LinkedInCo-Founder & CFO
25+ years of experience in banking and private equity. Previously at NatWest, Morgan Stanley, and McKinsey. Wharton MBA, CSE IIT-Delhi.
LinkedInThere are plenty of ways to fund a business. Most come with trade-offs nobody mentions until it's too late.
Banks lend against assets. If you don't have property to pledge or a perfect credit history, you're unlikely to get through the door. And if you do, you'll face fixed monthly repayments that don't care whether your business had a good month or a bad one.
We lend against your revenue. We assess what your business actually earns, not what it owns. Repayments flex with your card sales. No collateral. No fixed monthly payments. No business plans.
Equity funding means giving away a piece of your business, permanently. You lose a degree of control, you answer to investors, and the cost of that capital compounds as your business grows.
Our facility has a fixed cost agreed at the start. Once you've repaid it, the facility ends. Your business remains entirely yours: no board seats, no shareholder agreements, no dilution.
Many alternative lenders market speed as their primary feature. Cash in hours. Approval in minutes. We take a different view.
When someone is pushing you to make a financial decision in hours, it's worth asking: why the rush? As an SME founder myself, I've learnt from my own mistakes, and I don't want our customers making the same ones.
We are not slow. We are AI-backed. We use robust underwriting and gold-standard processes. But we are not impulsive, and we don't sell urgency as a product.
Give your clients an option they didn't know they had. FundYourRevenue delivers flexible, revenue-linked financing through transparent terms, structured decisions and a relationship built to last.
Growth capital with no hard collateral requirement. A product that works precisely where bank lending fails. Not another loan with a different logo.
Fixed fee agreed upfront. No compounding interest under standard terms. No hidden costs. We explain every term in plain language, no jargon, no buried clauses.
We work directly with our partner network. Our CEO handles partner relationships personally. You will not be dealing with a call centre or an automated portal.
UK-registered limited company looking for Growth Capital, min 12 months trading, £10,000+ monthly revenue.
Our team manages the application, underwriting, and funding directly with your client. You're kept informed throughout.
Receive an introduction fee on every successfully funded referral.
Our partner network comprises professionals who have built trust with SME business owners.
Brokers with SME clients who need growth capital but cannot access conventional lending. FundYourRevenue extends your product range into revenue-linked facilities.
Accountants who understand their clients' financials and can identify businesses that qualify. A natural fit. You already know the revenue data we assess against.
Financial advisers whose clients include business owners seeking working capital or growth funding outside of their personal wealth structures.
Consultants advising SMEs on growth strategy, operations, or turnaround. If your client has the revenue, we can help fund the next stage.
Referral only. IPs who encounter viable businesses in their network that are not in distress but need growth capital. Not for front-end acquisition.
We pay industry-standard introduction fees on all successfully completed facilities. We prefer to discuss fee structures personally. Every partner relationship is different.
Industry-standard rate on every completed facility. Paid promptly on drawdown.
Enhanced rates for partners who refer consistently. The relationship gets more rewarding over time.
Partners who give us preferred-lender status receive our best rates and direct, personal access to our CEO for every partner in the network.
Complete the short form and our team will be in touch, typically within one business day. No lengthy onboarding. Just a direct conversation.
By submitting you agree to be contacted by FundYourRevenue (Colleganza Partners Ltd). Your data is encrypted and never shared with third parties.
No jargon, no sales pitch. Practical, honest explainers for UK SME owners thinking about their funding options.
Guide
How revenue-based facilities work, who they're suited for, and how they differ from traditional finance.
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A side-by-side comparison, and when each makes sense.
Coming soon62,000+
UK businesses in critical financial distress in Q1 2026, up 37% year on year.
Source: BTG / CPA, April 2026
1.5%
of UK SMEs applied for a bank facility in 2025. Not because they don't need finance. Because the process fails them.
Source: British Business Bank, 2026
£22bn
The funding gap between what UK SMEs need and what banks are willing to provide.
Source: British Business Bank, 2026
Analysis
The data behind rising distress, and why repayment structure matters more than rate.
Read →Analysis
How the wider environment is shaping business decisions.
Coming soonAnalysis
Where the £22bn gap comes from.
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Revenue-based finance is a form of business funding where repayments are linked to a company's revenue, rather than fixed at a set amount each month.
Instead of equal monthly instalments, a business receives an upfront advance and repays it as a percentage of ongoing sales. When revenue is strong, repayment is higher. When revenue dips, repayment reduces.
This makes it well suited to businesses with variable or seasonal income: hospitality, retail, wellness, education, and other sectors.
A bank loan comes with fixed repayments, set interest, and collateral requirements. The amount stays the same whether your business is thriving or struggling.
Revenue-based finance adjusts. The cost is a single fixed amount, not compounding interest. A slow month doesn't become a cash flow crisis.
Equity means giving up ownership permanently. Shared control and a cost that grows with the business.
Revenue-based finance involves no equity exchange. Once repaid, the facility ends. Your business stays yours.
A merchant cash advance (MCA) is a specific type where repayments come from card transactions. Not all RBF works this way, but the MCA model is common in the UK for businesses with significant card sales.
Businesses trading for a minimum of 12 months with consistent revenue, seeking capital without equity, collateral, or fixed payments. Not suited to pre-revenue startups or businesses in significant financial distress.
No financial advice is intended. Businesses considering finance options should seek independent professional advice.
Corporate distress rose nearly 37% in Q1 2026, with over 62,000 businesses in critical difficulty (source: BTG / CPA, April 2026). Only 1.5% of SMEs applied for bank loans in 2025 (source: British Business Bank).
The reasons are familiar: rising costs, higher NICs, elevated energy prices. But underneath is a quieter problem affecting viable, growing businesses. Fixed repayments.
Fixed repayments assume consistent earnings. For most SMEs (hospitality, retail, wellness) that's not reality. When revenue drops, costs drop. But the fixed repayment doesn't. That mismatch is where cash flow crises begin.
Grant Thornton notes higher default rates driven by the disconnect between fixed structures and volatile revenues (source: Grant Thornton, August 2024). Francis Wilks & Jones observes creditor tolerance reducing as recovery confidence fades (source: FWJ, December 2025).
Revenue-linked structures address this directly. Strong month, higher repayment. Slow month, lower. Total cost stays the same; only the pace changes. This isn't niche. It's the logical structure for any business whose revenue isn't perfectly consistent, which is most of them.
Sources cited inline. No financial advice is intended. Businesses facing financial difficulty should seek professional advice.
Colleganza Partners Ltd (trading as FundYourRevenue), Company No. 17035326, registered at 45 Albemarle Street, London W1S 4JL ("we", "us", "our"), is the data controller for your personal data.
We collect information you provide directly: name, email, phone number, business name, company number, trading history, monthly revenue, and any additional information submitted via our application or partner registration forms. We may also collect technical data such as IP address, browser type, and pages visited.
We use your data to assess eligibility for our growth capital facilities, communicate with you about your application, manage our partner relationships, comply with legal and regulatory obligations, and improve our services. We do not sell your personal data to third parties.
We process your data on the basis of legitimate interest (to assess and provide our services), contractual necessity (to fulfil our obligations), and consent (where you have opted in to communications).
We may share your data with credit reference agencies (soft search only at initial assessment), our technology and banking partners as required to deliver our services, and professional advisers. We do not share data with unrelated third parties for marketing purposes.
We retain your data for as long as necessary to fulfil the purposes for which it was collected, and for a minimum of six years following the conclusion of any facility, as required by financial regulations.
You have the right to access, correct, or delete your personal data, to restrict or object to processing, and to data portability. To exercise any of these rights, contact us at [email protected].
For any privacy-related queries: [email protected] or write to us at 45 Albemarle Street, London W1S 4JL.
This policy was last updated in May 2026. This is a draft policy and will be reviewed by legal counsel prior to public launch.
This website is operated by Colleganza Partners Ltd (trading as FundYourRevenue), Company No. 17035326, 45 Albemarle Street, London W1S 4JL.
This website is provided for informational purposes only. It does not constitute a financial promotion, an offer to lend, or financial advice. All facilities are subject to status, underwriting, and our standard terms and conditions.
Our products are available to UK-registered limited companies only. Completing an application form or eligibility check does not guarantee approval. All applications are subject to our underwriting process.
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These terms were last updated in May 2026. This is a draft document and will be reviewed by legal counsel prior to public launch.
We take complaints seriously. If you are dissatisfied with any aspect of our service, we want to know about it and resolve it as quickly as possible.
You can submit a complaint by email to [email protected], by letter to Colleganza Partners Ltd, 45 Albemarle Street, London W1S 4JL, or by telephone on 0330 0430 577.
Please provide your name, business name, contact details, a description of the issue, and what resolution you are seeking.
We will acknowledge your complaint within two business days of receipt. We aim to resolve all complaints within 15 business days. If we require additional time, we will inform you and provide a revised timeline. You will receive a written response setting out our findings and any proposed resolution.
FundYourRevenue is not authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, and the Financial Ombudsman Service will not be able to consider a complaint about FundYourRevenue. If you remain dissatisfied after our internal process, you may wish to seek independent legal advice.
This policy was last updated in May 2026. This is a draft policy and will be reviewed by legal counsel prior to public launch.
This statement is made pursuant to Section 54 of the Modern Slavery Act 2015 and sets out the steps Colleganza Partners Ltd (trading as FundYourRevenue) has taken to ensure that modern slavery and human trafficking are not taking place in our business or supply chains.
Colleganza Partners Ltd is a UK-based fintech company providing revenue-linked growth capital to SMEs. We are a small organisation with a limited supply chain, operating entirely within the United Kingdom.
We are committed to acting ethically and with integrity in all our business relationships. We do not tolerate modern slavery or human trafficking in any part of our business. We expect the same standards from our suppliers and partners.
We assess the risk of modern slavery in our operations and supply chain. Given the nature of our business (financial services, UK-based, limited supply chain), we consider the risk to be low. We will continue to monitor this and take appropriate action if any concerns arise.
This statement was last updated in May 2026 and covers the financial year ending 2026. Signed by Kulbir Arora, Founder & Director.
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This statement was last updated in May 2026. This is a draft statement and will be reviewed prior to public launch.