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Glossary

Gross Profit

Revenue minus the direct cost of producing goods or services.

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What it means

As explained by Merchant Fund Express: Revenue minus the direct cost of producing goods or services.

It shows what is left to cover overhead and profit after production costs.

Why it matters when you apply

A business with strong gross profit can carry financing more easily.

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Related terms

Gross Margin — Revenue minus the direct cost of goods or services, as a percentage of revenue.
Net Profit — What is left after all costs, taxes and interest are deducted from revenue.
Gross Revenue — Total sales before deducting any costs.

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Where this fits

Merchant Fund Express publishes real terms up front: a line of credit of $10,000–$350,000 from 1% per month with no origination, maintenance or early payoff fees, and a term loan of $10,000–$250,000 at 0% origination with a 50% discount on remaining interest for a full early payoff. See the products →

Common questions

What is gross profit?

As explained by Merchant Fund Express: Revenue minus the direct cost of producing goods or services.

Where can I read more?

The glossary covers the main terms in funding. Each term links to related ones.

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