Capchase

What does Capchase offer?

Capchase offers vendor financing for B2B technology sales. If you sell software or hardware, you can give a buyer monthly, quarterly or longer instalments and Capchase pays you the full contract value up front on net 30 terms. If you are the buyer, it lets you spread a large annual software or hardware bill into instalments. Deals run from $25,000 to $10 million, are unsecured, and are qualified on recurring revenue. Capchase publishes more than $2 billion in financing volume, as a company figure.

Who does Capchase fund, and who do they decline?

Capchase funds B2B software, technology and hardware vendors and their business buyers in the US, Canada, UK, Ireland, Spain and four other countries. Qualification is based on recurring revenue, so a vendor with subscription contracts and a buyer with a stable business are the natural fit.

It does not publish a revenue threshold or decline criteria. A retailer, restaurant or trades business is outside its scope entirely; those owners should use the general loan type pages instead. A vendor that wants to finance physical goods orders rather than software should look at purchase order financing.

What does it typically cost and how fast is it?

Capchase does not publish rates or fees; pricing is quoted per deal. Vendor financing is usually priced as a discount on the contract value paid by the vendor, a financing charge paid by the buyer, or a mix, so ask which side carries the cost. Funding speed is not published beyond the net 30 payment to the vendor. Our term sheet guide covers how to read an instalment schedule and spot hidden charges.

What will you need to apply?

Vendors will need the signed customer contract or order form, their own financials and recurring revenue data, and corporate documents. Buyers will be asked for recent financial statements, bank statements and company details. Our document checklist covers the general set; the contract itself is the key document for this product.

How does Capchase compare with similar lenders?

Backd offers a B2B net terms product to US companies alongside its lines and term loans, so it suits a smaller US vendor that also wants working capital. Merchant Growth offers B2B net terms in Canada through its Tabit product alongside term loans and lines. Capchase is the specialist for larger software and technology deals and the only one of the three operating across North America and Europe.

How to apply

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