Key differences
- Approved members can compare the estimated rates as of today side by side.
- Slope is usually faster to fund (about 1 day vs about 2 days).
Side by side
| Ratio | Slope | |
|---|---|---|
| Product | Ratio Boost | Net terms & embedded capital |
| Funding type | B2B BNPL & buyer financing | B2B BNPL & buyer financing |
| Estimated rate as of today | Rates shown to approved members | Rates shown to approved members |
| Pricing source | Estimated as of today | Estimated as of today |
| Time to cash | About 2 days | About 1 day |
| Typical size | Up to $5M | Up to $5M |
| Term | 1–36 months | 1–12 months |
| Requirements | No hard minimums listed | No hard minimums listed |
| Regions | US | US |
| What they underwrite | Your buyers | Your buyers |
| Collateral | Customer contract | Customer contract |
| How you repay | Buyer repays lender | Buyer repays lender |
| Dilution | None | None |
Ratio
Embedded in CRM/CPQ with proposals and e-sign. Risk-based pricing; the seller chooses whether buyer, seller, or both carry the fee.
Ratio vs Slope FAQ
What is the difference between Ratio and Slope?
Approved members can compare the estimated rates as of today side by side. Slope is usually faster to fund (about 1 day vs about 2 days).
Which is faster, Ratio or Slope?
Slope usually funds in about 1 day; Ratio takes about 2 days.
Which is cheaper for you?
The answer depends on your amount, term and revenue. The calculator prices both on the same basis — fees, warrants and dilution included.
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