Financing router for high-ticket sales

Stop fumbling around with financing options at the end of your sales calls.

Fundmyoffer.com tells every rep the single best way to fund any offer — ranked in real time by who’s most likely to get approved. One screen, five ways to sort, zero guesswork.

fundmyoffer.com/options
Price$7,500
Credit690
Income$60k
Cash$1,000
Most likely to approveLeast money downHighest commission
PAFB
PayvaStrong
via Fanbasis · 3–12 mo
84–94% approve~$625/mo$0 down
Rep makes$1,07015% → 14.3%
AFST
AffirmStrong
via Stripe · 3–36 mo
78–90% approve~$306/mo$0 down
Rep makes$1,09315% → 14.6%
EL
ElectivePossible
direct · 3–12 mo
66–84% approve~$625/mo$0 down
Rep makes$1,125
11+financing routes, ranked live
5one-tap ways to sort
0servers that touch customer data
The rep view

Every route, scored and ranked while you’re on the call.

Type what you know about the prospect — price, credit, income, cash on hand. Each option gets an estimated approval range, the client’s monthly, the money down, and the rep’s commission. Tap a sort and the board reorders.

Try the live calculator →
fundmyoffer.com/options
Price$7,500
Credit690
Income$60k
Cash$1,000
Most likely to approveLeast money downHighest commission
PAFB
PayvaStrong
via Fanbasis · 3–12 mo
84–94% approve~$625/mo$0 down
Rep makes$1,07015% → 14.3%
AFST
AffirmStrong
via Stripe · 3–36 mo
78–90% approve~$306/mo$0 down
Rep makes$1,09315% → 14.6%
EL
ElectivePossible
direct · 3–12 mo
66–84% approve~$625/mo$0 down
Rep makes$1,125
The owner controls

You own the wiring. No developer required.

Every fee, payout, approval rule, and term lives in one owner-only page. Toggle options on or off, reorder them, set commission per option, add a new provider — and the rep calculator updates to match.

Open the wiring →
fundmyoffer.com/wiring/financing
● Saved ✓ExportImport
Financing optionsProcessorsSettingsLearning
+ Add a financing option
AFSTAffirmLive · reps see it
▸ Edit details · via Stripe · fee 6% · comm 15%
PAFBPayvaLive · reps see it
▸ Edit details · via Fanbasis · fee 8% · comm 15%
The settings

Tune how it behaves — with plain switches.

Founder Mode reveals your net on every card. Waterfall commission tiers a rep’s payout down on costlier routes, in proportion to the hit you take. Application links flip on or off for the whole floor. No code — just toggles, and every change autosaves.

See the settings →
fundmyoffer.com/wiring/settings
Financing optionsProcessorsSettingsLearning
Default product price$7,500
Default rep commission15%
Internal plan down$2,500
Founder ModeShow your owner-only numbers on the calculator
Show application links to repsMaster switch for the 'Check this option' buttons
Waterfall commissionTier rep commission down on costlier routes
Five ways to win the call

One board. Five lenses. One tap each.

01

Most likely to approve

Lead with the route the prospect can actually get, so the close never stalls on a decline.

02

Most cash to business

See which route nets you the most after fees and commission — instantly.

03

Smallest payment

Surface the lowest monthly the moment affordability becomes the objection.

04

Least money down

Find the route with the smallest upfront for buyers who are tight on cash today.

05

Highest commission

Let reps see what each route pays them — set the rate per option yourself.

Security by architecture

The safest place for customer data is nowhere.

High-ticket financing means sensitive details on every call. So we never collect them server-side — the math happens in the browser and disappears when the tab closes.

Nothing leaves the browser

Age, income, and credit are scored on the device. No server call, no database, no logs — nothing to breach.

Zero third-party calls

Fonts and assets are self-hosted. The page makes no outbound requests while a rep works a deal.

Locked-down headers

Strict CSP, HSTS, and clickjacking protection on every response.

Owner-only wiring

Your pricing logic sits behind a signed, password-gated session. Reps see results, never the wiring.

Give every rep the answer to “how do I pay?”