Your average monthly sales—revenue over several months—directly affects how much you can access with restaurant cash advance or restaurant working capital. Here's how providers use it.
How Average Sales Affect Amount
Providers often offer 1–2 times your average monthly revenue—but it varies. A restaurant with $30,000 monthly might access $30,000–$60,000 depending on the provider. Higher, consistent revenue typically means more. See how much you can qualify for.
What Counts
Bank deposits and card processing volume over three to six months. Providers look at consistency and trends. Seasonal dips may be okay if your average over time is strong. See restaurant bank statement requirements for what lenders typically ask for.
Improving Your Position
Building consistent revenue over several months helps. Fixing any gaps or errors in your statements can help. Compare restaurant funding options—different providers have different criteria.
Key Takeaways
Average monthly sales drive qualification and amount. Higher, consistent revenue typically means more access. Providers often use 1–2 times monthly revenue.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do average monthly sales affect funding amount?
Providers often offer 1–2 times your average monthly revenue. Higher, consistent revenue typically means more access.
How many months do providers look at?
Typically three to six months. Requirements vary by provider.
Do seasonal dips affect my amount?
Providers look at your average over time. A dip in one month may be okay if your overall history is strong.