365 Finance Cash Advance Calculator

Starts from the ranges 365 Finance publishes. Swap in your own offer for an exact figure.

Alex Beardsley
Alex Beardsley
Updated September 2026

Facts checked 7 September 2026

Ranges taken from 365 Finance: merchant cash advance product page and FAQs.

365 Finance agrees one fixed fee at the start and collects it as a share of each day’s card takings, which its site puts at typically between 5% and 15%, with the advance usually repaid within 5 to 10 months and no extra charge if it takes longer. It publishes the funding range and the repayment band but not a factor rate, so the rate below is a mid-market assumption rather than a 365 figure.

365 Finance: £10,000 to £500,000, typically repaid in 5 to 10 months

365 Finance does not publish a rate card; UK advances run 1.10 to 1.50

Use an average month, not your best one

365 Finance publishes a repayment share of typically 5% to 15% of card sales

Common questions

Does 365 Finance publish its factor rate?

365 Finance does not publish a rate card; UK advances run 1.10 to 1.50.

How much of my card sales does 365 Finance take each day?

365 Finance publishes a repayment share of typically 5% to 15% of card sales. The share is fixed for the life of the advance, so the cash amount rises and falls with your takings.

Is this a 365 Finance quote?

No. It is arithmetic on the ranges 365 Finance publishes, with a mid-market factor rate where 365 Finance does not publish one. Your offer will carry its own figures; put those into the calculator and the result is exact for your deal.

Source

365 Finance: merchant cash advance product page and FAQs, checked 7 September 2026. The calculator assumes a 30-day trading month and a fixed share of card sales.

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