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Comparison · 2026 edition

Bluevine vs Liberis: working capital finance compared 2026.

Bluevine and Liberis side by side in the Revenue-Based and Working Capital Finance Index 2026: scores, evidence, published facts and awards.

Research by Buckingham Intelligence, the research unit of Buckingham Capital Consulting · Facts read 26 October 2026 · Dated copies of source pages kept · Method
3.0 / 5Bluevine
2.9 / 5Liberis
BluevineHigher overall
6Criteria compared

Short answer.

In the Revenue-Based and Working Capital Finance Index, Bluevine scores higher overall: 3.0 out of 5 (59 out of 100) against 2.9 (57), ranking 3 and 4 of 12. Bluevine scores higher for online and retail brands and software and subscription firms; Liberis scores higher for small businesses and merchants.

Scores side by side.

Overall and segment scores out of 100, and the score out of 5.

ScoreBluevineLiberis
Score out of 53.02.9
Score out of 1005957
Overall rank3 of 124 of 12
For online and retail brands (out of 100)60, rank 358, rank 4
For software and subscription firms (out of 100)56, rank 351, rank 4
For small businesses and merchants (out of 100)60, rank 462, rank 2
TypeBusiness banking and credit providerRevenue-based finance provider

Criterion by criterion.

Each score with the evidence behind it.

CriterionBluevineLiberis
Product range3/5
Two financing types published: lines of credit and partner term loans.
5/5
Five financing products published, from starter advances to custom limits.
Published pricing1/5
Only a rate for top applicants is published, which the method treats as a "from" rate.
4/5
Representative APR with a full worked example published; other products not priced.
Published eligibility5/5
Minimum revenue, trading history, credit score and eligible states published.
3/5
Revenue thresholds and UK company eligibility published; trading history not published.
Limits and speed5/5
Minimum and maximum limits and a 24 hour funding time published.
3/5
Maximum amounts and an under 24 hour funding time published; minimum amounts not published.
Borrower terms1/5
No early payoff fee, but interest is still owed and the owner is a guarantor.
0/5
Personal guarantee, equity and early repayment terms not published on the pages read.
Regulatory standing3/5
Issuing bank and a California licence number published; no security certification.
2/5
States its financing is not FCA regulated; register number published for a payment agent role only.

Each criterion is scored 0 to 5 against the best published offer in the Revenue-Based and Working Capital Finance Index. 0 means not offered or not published. How it is scored

Published facts.

What each provider publishes on its own pages, read on 26 October 2026.

FactBluevineLiberis
ProductsLine of credit issued by Celtic Bank; "Term loans up to $500,000" from lending partners; business checking and debit card.Starter Capital ("Up to £50,000/ advance"), Pay with Liberis ("Up to £10,000/ purchase"), Working Capital ("Up to £1m/ advance"), Flex Capital ("Up to £2m/ limit") and Investment Capital (custom).
Pricing"interest rates as low as 7.8% for top qualifying customers"; "no maintenance fees"; "Additional fees apply".Representative APR "41.9%": loan "£25,000", 12-month term, fixed fee "£6,000", total repayable "£31,000", interest "0%".
Eligibility"$10,000 in monthly revenue"; "625+ personal FICO credit score"; "In business for 12+ months"; corporation or LLC; Nevada, North Dakota, South Dakota and US territories excluded.Revenue thresholds by product: "from £0/ month", "from £500/ month", "from £5,000/ month" and "from £40,000/ month"; representative example for UK Limited Companies; "15 markets" not named.
Limits and speed"Lines of Credit ranging from $1,000 to $250,000 with weekly or monthly repayment plans"; draws "in as fast as 24 hours".Not listed in this index
Borrower termsNo fee for "draw prepayment or early payoff", but "Prepayment of the loan does not result in any reduction of the total interest owed." On default, reporting "in your role as guarantor".Not listed in this index
Regulatory standing"The Bluevine Line of Credit is issued by Celtic Bank"; "California Financing Law-License No. 6054789"; "a financial technology company, not a bank". No security certification stated.Not listed in this index
Speed and repaymentNot listed in this indexWorking Capital: "Fastest time to funds (< 24 hours)"; "Paid with % of future revenue"; minimum monthly amount "of up to 3% of the total amount owed".
Regulatory statusNot listed in this index"Liberis is not authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority"; "Business Cash Advance is a form of receivables finance not a loan."
Register entryNot listed in this index"Liberis Limited (Firm Reference Number: 902157) is a registered EMD agent of Modulr FS Limited"; US payment services by "Airwallex US, LLC (NMLS #1928093)".
Date read26 October 202626 October 2026

Not published or not stated by Bluevine: regulatory standing.

Not published or not stated by Liberis: eligibility, limits and speed and borrower terms.

Facts read on 26 October 2026 from: bluevine.com/business, bluevine.com/business-loans/line-of-credit, support.bluevine.com/s/article/…; and liberis.com/…, liberis.com/compare-products.

Awards 2026.

Awards follow from the published scores and cannot be bought.

Bluevine
Leader 2026Top rated for published eligibility 2026Top rated for limits and speed 2026
Liberis
Top rated for product range 2026

Who each suits.

From each provider's strongest criteria and published terms.

Bluevine suits

US companies with 12 months' trading wanting a line of credit next to a business account.

  • Published eligibility (5/5). Minimum revenue, trading history, credit score and eligible states published.
  • Limits and speed (5/5). Minimum and maximum limits and a 24 hour funding time published.

Bluevine full profile

Liberis suits

UK merchants wanting a published representative cost and a range of advance sizes.

  • Product range (5/5). Five financing products published, from starter advances to custom limits.

Liberis full profile

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