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MCA holdback and daily payment calculator

What the holdback takes each business day, and how long the advance runs.

The deal.

The share of receipts taken each business day. Usually 8–20%.

Every exclusive lead we send does over $30,000 a month in revenue.

How it actually runs.

Daily remittance
$685.71

12% of roughly $5,714 a business day.

Estimated APR
159.1%
Time to repay
4.7 months

About 98 business days.

Total payback
$67,500

How it is calculated.

Daily revenue. Monthly revenue ÷ 21 business days. Deposits do not arrive evenly, so this is an average rather than a schedule.

Daily remittance. Daily revenue × holdback percentage. Typically 8–20% of receipts.

Time to repay. Total payback ÷ daily remittance, in business days. Divide by 21 for calendar months.

Estimated APR. The same IRR solve as the factor rate calculator, run against the derived term.

Where it stops being reliable

  • Real remittance is a percentage of actual daily receipts, not of an average. A merchant with lumpy deposits will see payments that swing well either side of this figure.
  • Many agreements debit a fixed daily amount and reconcile periodically rather than taking a true percentage. Whether reconciliation actually happens is a question worth asking the funder, and increasingly one courts ask too.
  • This assumes revenue holds. The point of a holdback is that it does not have to.

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