Bank Statement Converter for a Marketing Agency Business Loan

Marketing agencies live on retainer income and project fees — two revenue streams with very different cash flow timing. Monthly retainers create a predictable baseline; project fees are lumpy but often large. Converting 12–24 months of business bank statements to Excel shows both streams in context, making the case for a business line of credit, SBA loan, or office financing.

Key Benefits

How It Works

  1. Step 1: Upload 12–24 months of business bank statements from your agency operating account
  2. Step 2: The converter extracts all income deposits and major expense outflows with dates and descriptions
  3. Step 3: Download Excel and sort deposits by client or source to show client revenue diversification
  4. Step 4: Submit to your lender alongside your retainer agreements, P&L, and business tax returns

Frequently Asked Questions

My biggest client is 60% of my revenue. Will a lender worry about concentration risk?
Yes. Client concentration is a real underwriting concern. A long-term retainer agreement with that client — especially with a large or public company — mitigates the risk. Present the retainer contract alongside your bank statements.
I'm applying for a line of credit to cover payroll between large project payments. How do I document the need?
Show 12 months of statements with the timing pattern: project deposits clustering in certain months, payroll going out every two weeks. The Excel output makes the timing mismatch visible, which is the core argument for a working capital line.
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