Most funding sites will not tell salons and med spas the cutoffs until after an application. These are the published thresholds, and the four things that disqualify a file outright.
These four are not judgement calls, and nothing else in the file compensates for them.
Beauty businesses live on chair time and treatment capacity. A new station or device raises the ceiling on what the space can earn, but the device is bought before a single appointment is booked against it.
Thresholds get the file read. Three to six months of business bank statements decide it — average daily balance against monthly revenue, deposit count, negative days and NSFs. A salon or med spa clearing every number with a balance that hits zero weekly is a harder file than one sitting a point under with a steady cushion.
For the lowest-cost tier: 3+ years in business, a 650 FICO, $300,000 a year or $25,000 a month, 8+ deposits a month. For revenue-based funding: 6 months in business, a 600 FICO and $60,000 in verifiable revenue.
650 for the lowest-cost tier, 600 for revenue-based funding, 550 on a renewal.
Being a sole proprietorship or non-profit, operating in Vermont, North Dakota or South Dakota, carrying more than two open positions, or a bankruptcy or foreclosure inside three years.
No. Three months of business bank statements is the standard ask.
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