Funding for shops that fix what others can't.
A new lift, a diagnostic scanner or a parts account that needs paying down can decide how many cars you move through the bays. Auto repair, collision and tire shops use working capital to add capacity and keep technicians busy.
Requesting a call or applying won't affect your credit score.1Rather talk first? (XXX) XXX-XXXXCommon uses
- Lifts, scanners and tools
- Parts inventory
- Technician payroll
- Bay expansion
- Marketing for a slow stretch
Shops with steady card and check deposits fit what most revenue-based funding partners look for.
Compare the total payback against what the new equipment will earn you. Tools that pay for themselves in months make sense; long-term projects may fit a term loan better.
Read the whole number.
Every offer shows the amount, total repayment and payment schedule before you sign.
How to compare offersQuestions from auto repair shops.
Can I get funding with bad credit?
Credit is one factor, not the only one. Funding partners weigh your deposits heavily. Many work with owners in the 500s; pricing reflects the risk.
Is there a minimum revenue?
Most funding partners want around $15,000 or more in monthly deposits. A specialist can tell you where you stand in one call.
Are you the lender?
No. Daybook Capital is a broker. Independent funding partners review your file and set their own terms. We never charge applicants.