With revenue-based financing, repayments adjust based on your business income. If your revenue increases, repayments rise, and if it decreases, payments reduce accordingly. For example, if you borrow $50,000 at 10% of monthly sales, a $20,000 revenue would mean a $2,000 repayment. If revenue rises to $40,000, the payment would be $4,000; if it drops to $10,000, the repayment would be $1,000. This continues until the loan is fully repaid.