Revenued doesn't offer traditional business loans. Instead, it provides small business owners with the option to receive funds for a percentage of their future earnings through its Flex Line financing.

Because it offers revenue-based financing, funding amounts (which range from $5,000 to $250,000) and terms will depend on each business' earnings. The more a business' revenue grows, the more its spending limits increase.

As Revenued's Flex Line is not a loan or line of credit but a purchase of future receivables, it doesn't charge any draw fees or interest charges. However, it does charge a factor rate and warns it could be more expensive than that of a conventional loan.

As it offers funding based on revenue, its eligibility requirements vary from traditional business loans. Small businesses that wish to receive financing from Revenued must meet the following criteria:
• Be any US entity other than a Sole Proprietorship
• Be in operation for over a year
• Have a separate business checking account
• Get a minimum of $20,000 in monthly deposits

Business owners can apply online in minutes and be approved in as little as an hour. Once approved, funds may be accessed within 24 hours.

Revenued has an active profile on the Better Business Bureau website and has received an A- rating from the organization. However, the company is not yet BBB accredited despite having opened a file back in 2020.

On the other hand, Revenued's Trustpilot profile is overflowing with positive feedback from consumers. These have earned the company a score of 4.6 out of 5. Revenued also holds a 4.9 out of 5 rating on Google Reviews. Positive reviews praise the company for providing excellent customer service, quick access to funds, good rates and an easy-going process.