The story in short
- 3 invoices funded, all on a single day in January 2026
- 1 of 9 months used since their first funding
- 0 increases to their funding limit so far
The gap
Private event jobs are one-off, so they’re invoiced on short terms. Regular work generally pays on the 20th of the month.
“...we’ve got wages due, and of course the jobs they’re working on are the jobs that are waiting for money to come in. Because we’ve just started the business, I just need a little bit of cashflow.”
From a call with the FundTap team, January 2026
How they use FundTap
They set up FundTap in January 2026 and funded three invoices on a single day to cover the wage run.
They’ve used FundTap in one of the nine months since, which is about what they expected.
“...I mean, we could have gone for a bank overdraft, but in all honesty, it’s just not worth it, you know, because we envisage it not happening frequently. It sort of, I think, is to get us up off the ground, really.”
From a call with the FundTap team, January 2026
What’s changed
Wages were covered while the team kept working jobs that were yet to pay. Their customers pay them as normal.
It’s set up now, so the next time wages fall due before a payment lands, it’s there.
Sound like your business?
The work’s booked and the guards need paying, but the invoices won’t be paid for a while. FundTap covers the wage run while you wait.
Pay your team on time, every time, without waiting on your client.
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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.
