For stacked MCA positions
Lower your daily MCA payments.
We negotiate directly with your funders to restructure what you owe into payments the business can carry. Free review, no credit pull.
Most owners don't see the real terms until a second position outruns their deposits. That's exactly when we step in.
Warning signs
Recognize four or more of these?
- Multiple funders debit your account before you open the doors.
- A second advance shortened your runway instead of extending it.
- Daily debits don't flex with slower revenue weeks.
- Reconciliation requests get ignored, stalled, or never answered.
- NSF and overdraft fees stack on top of the debits.
- Banks decline you over UCC-1 filings you didn't know about.
The process
Three phases. No skipping ahead.
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Phase 1 — Payment relief
We contact every funder and negotiate lower payments — typically a 50–80% cut within one to two weeks. Results vary; not guaranteed.
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Phase 2 — Cash recovery
We review your agreements for recoverable fees, then fix the cash-flow gaps that caused the stacking in the first place.
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Phase 3 — Long-term stability
With daily payments reduced and filings addressed, we help you qualify for conventional credit and retire the expensive capital.
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What we don't do
Illustrative example
What changes
A hypothetical owner with three positions — not a forecast for your business.
| What changes | Before | After (illustrative) |
|---|---|---|
| Daily ACH debits | $1,840 | $525 |
| Monthly cash out | $39,600 | $11,300 |
| NSF / overdraft fees | Recurring | None |
| UCC-1 filings | 3, blocking credit | Addressed in Phase 3 |
Figures are illustrative only. Results vary; not guaranteed.
Money, out loud
How we get paid
Our fee is [OWNER TO CONFIRM: fee model and amount], disclosed in writing before work begins. First calls and position reviews are free. No percentage of your business. No commissions from funders, ever.
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Send what you have. We'll map your exposure and be honest about fit.
No credit pull. No obligation. Info never sold to funders.