Same total, different rhythm
On a $65,000 payback over about 9 months:
| Daily | Weekly | |
|---|---|---|
| Number of payments | 189 business days | 39 weeks |
| Each payment | ≈ $344 | ≈ $1,667 |
| About per month | ≈ $7,220 | ≈ $7,220 |
Illustration only, not an offer.
Daily payments fit if
- You take card or cash sales every day: restaurants, retail, salons, auto shops.
- You prefer small amounts that barely register against daily deposits.
Weekly payments fit if
- Revenue arrives in batches: invoices, weekly settlements, contract draws.
- You want fewer transactions on your statement and one predictable day to plan around.
A simple rule
Match the payment to how money comes in. A business that deposits $4,500 every weekday carries a $344 daily payment easily, about 7.6% of each day's deposits. A business paid $22,500 every Friday is better served by one $1,667 payment after that deposit lands. Bylt Capital offers both, and many offers let you choose in your portal before you accept.