How revenue-based financing works
Instead of selling equity, you receive capital and repay it as a set percentage of revenue until a fixed cap (typically 1.3–2x) is reached. Payments flex with your revenue, easing pressure in slow months.
Growth capital repaid from revenue
Revenue-based financing (RBF) gives founders growth capital repaid as a fixed percentage of monthly revenue — no board seats, and in many cases no personal guarantees. Bootstrap Directory tracks RBF providers and programs so you can fund growth on your terms.
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Instead of selling equity, you receive capital and repay it as a set percentage of revenue until a fixed cap (typically 1.3–2x) is reached. Payments flex with your revenue, easing pressure in slow months.
RBF suits startups with predictable, recurring revenue — SaaS, e-commerce, and subscription businesses — that want to fund growth without diluting ownership or qualifying for traditional bank loans.
RBF preserves ownership like a loan but flexes with revenue like equity. It's faster than venture rounds and often more accessible than bank debt, though the effective cost can be higher than a low-interest loan.
Providers and programs are published with application URLs, terms, and eligibility where available, and inactive offers are removed from public results.