The story in short
- 3,240 invoices funded since December 2019
- 108 invoices funded in March 2026, their busiest month
- 807 invoices funded in 2025, up from 253 in 2020
- 7 increases to their funding limit
The gap
A commercial printer buys and produces first, then invoices business clients on terms. The bigger the run, the more cash is tied up in it.
In February 2026 they wanted to fund more invoices, but those clients wouldn’t be paying until after March.
“... we need a cashflow advantage, you know, for the next few weeks.”
From a call with the FundTap team, February 2026
How they use FundTap
They choose which invoices to fund and leave the rest, which has added up to 3,240 invoices since December 2019. They only pay for the invoices they fund, so a quiet month costs them nothing.
March 2026 was their busiest month, with 108 invoices, and their funding limit has gone up seven times to keep pace.
What’s changed
In 2020, their first full year, they funded 253 invoices. In 2025 it was 807, and 2026 has already reached 762.
The last six months alone saw 501 invoices funded, and their customers pay them as normal.
In a public review, the customer said the team moves quickly whenever they pick up the phone and called the service excellent.
Sound like your business?
You quote the job, buy the materials and print it, then wait on the client’s payment terms. FundTap covers the wait, job after job.
Fund the next order without waiting on the last one.
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About this story. Anonymised: business and owner details are withheld. Counts are from FundTap’s records to 30 September 2026. Quotes are from calls and emails with the FundTap team, lightly trimmed. The public review is paraphrased, not quoted.
