Fast Mula
For smaller requests
For quick working-capital needs where speed matters more than the lowest possible cost.
- Short, simple questionnaire
- Best when timing is the main problem
- Compare cost as a factor rate and an estimated APR
Business funding, explained straight
See which funding structures fit your numbers, with the real cost shown as a factor rate and an estimated APR. Three minutes, no SSN, no bank login.
Pick the size of the problem, not a product name. We route you to the structures that actually fit.
For smaller requests
For quick working-capital needs where speed matters more than the lowest possible cost.
For larger requests
For established businesses comparing larger, longer-term options and negotiating on cost.
We show what each option costs, as a factor rate and an estimated APR, before you talk to anyone.
Business age, monthly revenue, how much you need, and how soon. Roughly three minutes on your phone.
We explain which structures are realistic for your numbers, what each usually costs, and what to watch for.
Inquiries are not open yet. Once Fast Mula LLC has published its role, contact details, and the states it serves, submitted inquiries will be reviewed by a person. Until then the questionnaire is a preview and nothing is submitted or shared.
Every structure has a job it does well and a way it can hurt you. Start with the right one.
Fast, revenue-based, usually repaid daily or weekly. Built for short gaps; the total cost is fixed at signing.
Term loans from banks, credit unions, and online lenders. Often lower cost than an advance, usually more documentation and time.
Draw what you need, pay interest on what you use. Great for recurring cash-flow swings.
Turn unpaid B2B invoices into cash now. Cost depends on how slowly your customers pay.
The equipment secures the financing, which can help pricing. Fixed terms, predictable payments.
SBA 7(a) and 504 loans through participating lenders, and microloans through nonprofit intermediaries. Costs and timelines vary. Education only; Fast Mula is not an SBA lender.
Cash-flow timing is different for a roofer and a food truck. So is the right funding.
Materials and crew before the draw clears. Bridge the gap without stacking advances.
Equipment failures, seasonal dips, and a second location. Match the term to the payoff.
Repairs, fuel, and slow-paying brokers. Factoring vs. advance vs. line, explained.
Chairs, build-outs, and retail inventory. Funding that fits appointment-driven revenue.
Inventory buys and ad spend ahead of the season. Revenue-based vs. inventory-backed options.
A 1.25 factor rate on a 6-month advance is not "25% interest". Our calculator converts the payback amount, term, and fees into an estimated APR so you can compare it against a loan or a line of credit honestly.
Advance: $20,000 · Factor rate: 1.25 · Term: 26 weeks · Fee: 2% deducted up front
Payback: $25,000 · Net received: $19,600 · Weekly: ~$962
Estimated APR: about 98% (nominal: weekly rate × 52, equal weekly payments). Not a quote; statutory disclosures may use other conventions.
Inquiries are not open yet. You can preview the three-minute questionnaire now, and use the calculator and comparisons freely.