Run the numbers on a program of your own.

When you run your own credit program, you choose how much of it to fund with your own capital. Plug in your numbers to see what that returns.

How the numbers work

Tell us about your book

Your annual revenue, how much of it you'd finance, and your typical contract term.

Tell us about your book

Your annual revenue, how much of it you'd finance, and your typical contract term.

We apply Gynger's program economics

The same underwriting, payment operations and program terms that run inside every Gynger program, tuned for SMB or enterprise customers.

We apply Gynger's program economics

The same underwriting, payment operations and program terms that run inside every Gynger program, tuned for SMB or enterprise customers.

See your return

What you'd earn in a year, and how that compares to leaving the cash idle.

See your return

What you'd earn in a year, and how that compares to leaving the cash idle.

Trusted by teams at

"When HPE leveraged Gynger to offer flexible term options to Bridgetek, we closed the deal swiftly."

Derek Howard, PRSP Lead

Business Development

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a credit program?

It's the option for your customers to pay over time, offered under your own brand. You get paid upfront, your customer pays in installments, and Gynger runs the financing behind it.

Run the numbers on a program of your own.

How the numbers work

Tell us about your book

Tell us about your book

We apply Gynger's program economics

We apply Gynger's program economics

See your return

See your return

"When HPE leveraged Gynger to offer flexible term options to Bridgetek, we closed the deal swiftly."

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a credit program?

Who is this for?

How is this different from using a lender or financing partner?

Do I have to use my own capital?

Do I have to replace my current lender?

Who takes the risk if a customer doesn't pay?

Does Gynger finance my own equipment or infrastructure?

What does it cost?

What platforms do you optimize for?