Anyone have experience with PayPal Working Capital Loan?
It really depends how cheap you can get the money, and how quickly you need to pay it back. You say there is a one time fee of 50-500, but how big of a loan is that? A kabbage loan would cost about 2200 for a 20k loan. I would do it if i needed to purchase new inventory and was pretty confident I would make my money back pretty quickly. There has to be some fees involved tho. Paypal wont give you money for free.
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So I got a call from paypal today telling me based on my sales volume I was eligible for a Paypal working capital loan. Basically they will offer me an interest free loan and pay themselves back a set percentage (I decide that percentage) directly from my sales. So if I make $1000 in sales a day lets say they automatically take 15 points till repaid. There is a one time fee on a sliding scale that ranges from $50-500.
Its interesting i received this call because Ive had expansion on my mind. Let me know if any of you have any experience with this.
It really depends how cheap you can get the money, and how quickly you need to pay it back. You say there is a one time fee of 50-500, but how big of a loan is that? A kabbage loan would cost about 2200 for a 20k loan. I would do it if i needed to purchase new inventory and was pretty confident I would make my money back pretty quickly. There has to be some fees involved tho. Paypal wont give you money for free.
I took out 2 Amazon loans before. Both for 30,000 and I paid back 30,900 over 90 days. Helped a ton. I also had a chance at a Kabbage loan for 30,000 and needed to pay back 36,000 over 6 months with 27,000 being paid back in the first 3 months. I passed on that loan. This Paypal program is looking interesting to me now.