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Financial Advocates for Your Small Business


We are here to help our small business clients stabilize their revenue-based financing debts and avoid defaulting on their agreements. Our services void the need for debt consolidation, which is often harmful to small businesses.

Our mission is to help you find relief and prosperity with a more reasonable and comprehensive repayment plan.

Please fill out this quick form to kickstart the process. We look forward to helping make your ledgers green.

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How Does it Work?

Step #1

You reach out to GreenLedger by submitting the form on this webpage

Step #2

We reach out to the other funders you are working with to negotiate a more reasonable and comprehensive repayment plan

Step #3

Once a resolution is met*, we will notify you and move forward accordingly
*Please bear in mind — no matter how hard we work to negotiate your adjusted repayment plan, there is no guarantee that all funders are amenable to the idea. We will be sure to keep you updated when this is the case.
I’ve worked with Elevate since early 2021, and their approach to MCAs has been refreshingly open, honest, and fair throughout our partnership. Last year, I took out a few MCAs to help cover some emergency expenses, but the business costs and debits kept piling up, causing significant financial strain. When our business was overextended, Elevate Funding contacted GreenLedger, [who got ahold of] other companies that debited my account to negotiate a fair payment to avoid a default on all of our agreements. Their efforts helped stabilize our cash flow and allowed us to continue operations when it mattered most. After GreenLedger got involved, almost all of the companies we took funding from helped to lower or pause our payments. I don’t think I would have been able to navigate all of that without the help they offered… Our business is still open because Elevate worked with GreenLedger to help us. Going forward, this program would be a massive help to customers in a similar situation instead of debt consolidation or defaulting on their contracts. 
      — Devin, Small Business Owner