A pest control business in Auckland: 896 invoices over four years

The story in short

• 896 invoices funded since joining in August 2022
• 37 of 49 months they’ve used FundTap since their first funded invoice
• 409 invoices funded in 2024, their busiest year
• 2 increases to their funding limit

The gap

Household customers pay when the job is done. It’s the business accounts that wait, while the running costs carry on.

A job finished at the start of a month waits longest, because the 20th that pays it falls in the month after. Across a full book of business accounts, that adds up.

How they use FundTap

They joined in August 2022 and have funded 896 invoices since, usually in batches rather than one at a time. They’ve used FundTap in 37 of the 49 months since their first funded invoice, and the funding limit has been raised twice.

Their business customers pay them directly on the 20th, as normal. FundTap fills the gap between the job and that date.

What’s changed

Their peak came in 2024, with 409 invoices funded and 98 of them in July alone. Since then they’ve funded 190 invoices in 2025 and 70 so far this year.

They’ve funded in four of the last six months. Four years on, FundTap is still part of how they run the month.

Sound like your business?

You send out a steady run of invoices, and your business customers pay in the month after the work. Fund the batch that needs it.

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About this story. Anonymised: business and owner details are withheld. Counts are from FundTap’s records to 30 September 2026.