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Slope vs Resolve

Net terms & embedded capital vs Net terms (Net 30–90): estimated rate as of today, time to cash, eligibility and what you give up — side by side.

Key differences

  • Approved members can compare the estimated rates as of today side by side.
  • Different funding types: Slope offers B2B BNPL & buyer financing; Resolve offers net terms & trade credit.

Side by side

SlopeResolve
ProductNet terms & embedded capitalNet terms (Net 30–90)
Funding typeB2B BNPL & buyer financingNet terms & trade credit
Estimated rate as of todayRates shown to approved membersRates shown to approved members
Pricing sourceEstimated as of todayEstimated as of today
Time to cashAbout 1 dayAbout 1 day
Typical sizeUp to $5MUp to $1M
Term1–12 months1–4 months
RequirementsNo hard minimums listedNo hard minimums listed
RegionsUSUS
What they underwriteYour buyersYour buyers
CollateralCustomer contractCustomer invoice
How you repayBuyer repays lenderBuyer repays lender
DilutionNoneNone

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Slope vs Resolve FAQ

What is the difference between Slope and Resolve?

Approved members can compare the estimated rates as of today side by side. Different funding types: Slope offers B2B BNPL & buyer financing; Resolve offers net terms & trade credit.

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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