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Seasonal highs and lows can create pressure even for healthy businesses. Revenue may rise during busy months, then slow down while expenses continue. That is where working capital can make a difference. It helps cover short-term needs like payroll, supplies, rent, and inventory so the business can stay stable between revenue cycles. Flexible funding can also help owners prepare ahead of peak season instead of reacting once cash gets tight. A strong funding plan gives business