Create the dashboard
Merchant basics, request size, active positions, and ad attribution are captured in one record.
Compare MCA offers before you sign.
FORZA ClearMatch gives New Jersey merchants a private funding desk for deal shopping, offer review, file packaging, and transparent MCA math.
FORZA Option A
Advance$30,000
Total payback$40,200
Factor1.34
Weekly payment$1,340
Deal desk
- Profile captured
- Documents in review
- Compare offer math
- Broker fee capped at 1%
Cash pressure7.1% of weekly revenue
FORZA ClearMatch
One monthly funding desk. Transparent MCA offers. No oversized broker commission.
$500/month
Dashboard access, offer review, file packaging, and funding support. If you fund through FORZA, the broker fee is capped at 1% of the funded amount.
- Private offer dashboard
- MCA offer shopping through funding partners
- Side-by-side deal comparison
- Outside offer review
- Deal packaging before funder submission
- Renewal and payoff tracking
One dashboard for funding options, costs, documents, and next steps.
The business model is simple: subscription-funded transparency plus a capped success fee, instead of oversized broker commission.
Package the file
FORZA organizes statements, contracts, payoff notes, and use-of-funds context before funder submission.
Compare the math
Every option is normalized by advance, total payback, payment, fee load, term estimate, and cash pressure.
Review outside offers
Merchants can keep FORZA as the comparison desk when another broker sends a competing offer.
Create your offer dashboard
Start with business basics only. Sensitive documents are requested after login and consent.
What stays visible
Factor rate, total payback, payment cadence, fees, estimated term, broker-fee disclosure, renewal notes, and cash-pressure scoring.
What stays controlled
Funder identity, submission routing, underwriting notes, internal compensation, and unpublished draft offers stay in the admin side.
What ads promote
Dashboard transparency, MCA second opinions, and comparison tools. No approval promises, speed promises, exploitative targeting, or consumer-loan framing.