The story in short
- 1 invoice funded, in September 2025
- 1 month used, September 2025
- 13 months since their first funded invoice
The gap
The job started earlier in 2025, with work lined up for the year at least. Each week the owner invoices the hours worked the week before.
The engineering firm is a good payer, but it pays once a month, near the end of the month. The crew is paid weekly, so wages go out several times before each payment arrives.
How they use FundTap
The owner joined in July 2025 and funded an invoice in September 2025, covering weekly wages while the monthly payment was still to come.
The owner was bringing on more people, and every new person adds to the weekly wage bill.
What’s changed
One invoice has been funded, in September 2025, and none in the 13 months since.
Weekly crew wages against a monthly payment is built into this kind of subcontract. Funding a single week’s invoice is a simple way to even it out.
Sound like your business?
Your crew gets paid every week, and the firm above you pays once a month. Fund the week’s invoice and keep everyone on their usual pay day.
Get paid now for work you’ve already done.
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About this story. Anonymised: business and owner details are withheld. Counts are from FundTap’s records to 30 September 2026.
