Daily payment = (advance × factor rate) ÷ business days in term. Example: $40,000 × 1.29 factor rate = $51,600 total repayment. Over a 5-month term (~105 business days): $51,600 ÷ 105 = $491.43 per business day. During slow season, this is a significant daily obligation — ensure your off-peak monthly cash flow can support the daily pull before signing.
HVAC Tool
Enter your average deposits for your current 3-month window and see how your estimate changes by season. HVAC timing can shift your offer by 40–60%.
HVAC Funding Center
5.4% of current daily deposits. Safe range — but also check your off-season deposits can cover this payment during slow months.
Estimates only. Read the HVAC Funding Guide for full seasonal underwriting detail.
T.A.G. Business Funding
500 FICO minimum. Bank declines OK. Revenue matters more than credit score. Most decisions in 24 hours.
500 FICO minimum · $4K–$6K+/month revenue · Funded in 1–3 days
How do I calculate the daily MCA payment for my HVAC business?
Daily payment = (advance × factor rate) ÷ business days in term. Example: $40,000 × 1.29 factor rate = $51,600 total repayment. Over a 5-month term (~105 business days): $51,600 ÷ 105 = $491.43 per business day. During slow season, this is a significant daily obligation — ensure your off-peak monthly cash flow can support the daily pull before signing.
What factor rate should an HVAC business expect?
HVAC businesses typically receive factor rates in the 1.25–1.39 range. Lower rates go to businesses with 700+ FICO, consistent 12-month deposit history, and strong average daily balances. Higher rates reflect seasonal volatility, lower FICO, shorter time in business, or second-position advance. The 2026 industry average for mechanical trades (including HVAC) is 1.29.
Is there a prepayment discount for MCA in the HVAC industry?
Prepayment discounts vary by funder. Some funders offer a reduced payoff (e.g., pay 95% of balance after 60% term completion). Others charge a fixed factor rate regardless of when you pay — meaning early payoff does not reduce total cost. Always ask your ISO specifically whether the offer includes a prepayment discount and what the terms are before signing.