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| - Growth capital provides startups with a bigger long-term investment, which enables them to scale the business more effectively than they could with smaller short-term working capital loans or their revenue streams. Here's how we frequently see founders put their growth capital loans to work: - Fund working capital - Invest in sales and marketing - Invest in product development - Hire talent and build out new teams - Expand into new markets - Invest in infrastructure - Bridge equity funding rounds - Restructure old debt - Buy out tired investors
- Our financing solutions are best suited for technology and SaaS startups with steady recurring revenue streams, whether that's through long-term contracts with customers or monthly subscriptions. - You should have a minimum of $200K in annual recurring revenue (ARR) or $15K MRR from a diverse customer base. - You don't need to be profitable or even have positive cash flow. We expect early-stage tech startups to be cash flow negative, or neutral at best, since you're continually pumping revenue back into the business to keep it growing. - Your business should be based in the U.S., Canada, or Australia. Sound like you? Complete our secure online application in less than 2 minutes and get funded!
- With non-dilutive funding, entrepreneurs can easily raise capital to invest in growth without giving up ownership and without devaluing their equity stake. Non-dilutive funding is a type of debt financing that's often advantageous for early-stage tech startups that are: - Generating recurring revenue. - Need capital to scale the business quickly.
- No; however, if you have office locations or do business in any of these countries, you may be eligible. In the future, we aspire to work with startups in other global tech markets.
- Absolutely. Our online application is the quickest way to get the information we need for a productive conversation that answers all your questions. If you simply want to chat with one of our Investment Advisors, you can contact us here.
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