For freelancers, solo self-employed and freelancers, financing through traditional partners is often a nightmare. Either you are rejected across the board or you have to fight your way through countless applications and checks only to get an inflexible contract. Especially for self-employed people who want to remain agile and need to have their backs free, this process is a major hurdle. Long terms, time-consuming bookkeeping and additional costs in the fine print rob energy and creativity.
With Flexvelop, self-employed and freelancers can also work flexibly and uncomplicatedly, without annoying paperwork and grow without worries.
We assume the investment risk of the high acquisition costs. There's no room for fine print or long contract terms that could slow you down.
With Flexvelop, everything is in one simple rate that is the same for all customers.
The camera or laptop is no longer up to date? No problem, with our purchase and return option you always remain flexible.
Our system simply checks your private credit score. But don't worry! There is no Schufa entry, because Flexvelop is not a loan, but only a "classic" rent. Also, we don't need a business certificate or any other paperwork. The check is done automatically within a few seconds based on your name and address. Done.
Convince yourself and flex your new equipment easily with Flexvelop, your growth partner.
Simply approach seller:in on the store floor / click on the "Flex button" in the online store / or have an e-mail offer sent to you.
Only name, address, bank details and ID card are required for the automated conclusion of the contract.
Flexvelop pays the invoice and insurance costs so that the devices can be used immediately.
From now on, your company has the flexibility to decide whether and when the best time to buy or return the devices is.
Important: The longer the rental period, the lower the residual purchase price.
Until a decision is made, the contract is simply extended on a monthly basis so that your business can work carefree and without a subscription trap.