The same fee, three different frames
Fundly pricing should be read alongside the written scope, deliverables, and applicable agreement. Fee, partner, performance, and timing statements require confirmation.
One engagement, three ways to underwrite it
Each card below is the same fee — recast against the comparison point that matters most to a price-skeptical buyer. Use whichever frame lands.
An in-house analyst and an outside engagement have different scopes, costs, and responsibilities. Compare the current written scope, deliverables, fees, and support rather than assuming a particular funding outcome.
Compare written scope and fees before choosing a service.
The TMF readiness indicator is an internal educational tool, not a bureau score or lender cutoff. Any engagement scope, fee, timeline, or result should be confirmed in writing; no score change or approval outcome is guaranteed.
Readiness guidance is not a score, approval prediction, or guarantee.
Any onboarding, deferred, success, or partner-related fee terms depend on the applicable written agreement. Confirm what is owed, when it is owed, and what deliverables are included before proceeding.
Confirm all fee terms in the written agreement.
Pick the frame that fits your books.
Talk through the Fundly engagement with Town Mayor Financial and we will walk you through whichever reframe makes the fee obvious. Or take the free 10-question EIN Readiness Score first.