For Andress Eichstadt, the challenge wasn’t delivering high-quality staging—it was getting deals across the finish line.

Like many staging companies, her team frequently ran into the same issue: sellers hesitating or walking away because of upfront costs. Even when staging would clearly improve the outcome of a sale, the initial investment created friction that stalled or lost opportunities altogether.

At the same time, maintaining consistent cash flow is critical to running and growing a staging business. Without it, even strong companies can struggle to scale.

To solve both challenges, Staging Studio partnered with Notable to offer a pay-at-close solution.

With this approach, sellers can apply and get approved in minutes, unlocking the ability to move forward with staging without paying anything upfront. Staging Studio receives payment right away, while the seller settles the cost at closing.

This shift removed one of the biggest barriers in the sales process.

Instead of conversations stalling around cost, the focus could stay on preparing the home to achieve the best possible outcome. Sellers gained access to services they may have otherwise declined, and Staging Studio was able to take on more projects with confidence.

The impact was immediate.

By eliminating upfront pricing friction and protecting cash flow, Staging Studio increased the number of jobs they were able to close and created a more scalable, predictable business model.

For Andress, Notable isn’t just a payment solution—it’s a growth lever that makes it easier to say yes to more opportunities and expand the business without added risk.