Unlock Instant Working Capital with Hopscotch Flow

On-demand working capital, no operational drag

Don’t let long net terms slow you down. Hopscotch Flow unlocks working capital from your accounts receivable and lets you advance funds as needed.

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Control your cash flow

An AR-backed line of credit puts you in control of your money. Borrow what you need, invest in your business, and manage repayments in automatic installments.

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80% of pooled AR

Access up to 80% of your pooled AR through a line of credit that grows with your business.

Payments 41 days faster

Break free from net invoice terms and get paid an average of 41 days faster with Flow.

No hard credit checks

Clients aren’t subject to hard credit checks, and neither are you. Get pre-approved in minutes.

Turn your accounts receivable into working capital

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Hopscotch Flow relieves the mental load so I never have to stress about late payments.

Jacob

CEO, Domno

Borrow money in a snap

Traditional accounts receivable timelines affect working capital. Waiting for net-30, 60, or 90 day periods can cramp any business. With Hopscotch Flow, you aren’t held back. Funds are available immediately after a withdrawal from your line of credit.

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Lending with less stress

With Flow, you get your money on your timeline. And automated repayments mitigate the risk of late fees, overborrowing, or getting trapped in bad lending cycles.

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Update books in real time

Hopscotch connects with accounting platforms like Quickbooks to automatically reconcile payment details. Avoid duplicate work, stop wasting time on unnecessary admin.

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Forget waiting on net-30 deadlines

Get paid when you want to while still extending net terms to your clients. Hopscotch Flow gives your business on-demand access to working capital through an AR-backed line of credit.

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Triumph Communication