Venture Debt

What is Venture Debt?

Venture debt is a form of minimally dilutive debt financing used by high-growth companies. While the exact structure of a venture debt loan can vary, it is typically structured as a term loan with interest payments and warrants.

Venture debt is available to both non-venture capital and venture capital-backed companies as it can be used as both a complement or alternative to equity financing. The benefit of venture debt is to provide businesses the growth capital they need to reach their business goals and at the same time, allowing founders to maintain control and minimize equity dilution.

Venture Debt is more flexible than bank debt and typically less expensive than equity.

Types Of Venture Debt

SaaS (Subsription)

Extend your runway with fast and flexible growth capital. No dilution, simple fees. Raise on your terms.

Revolving Credit Lines

Flexible credit lines that work for you in the long term and not against you. This allows you to only drawdown the right amounts when you need it.

ecommerce Funding

Use you online revenue to raise either short term or long term funding. Some options come with flexible repayment options such as interest only periods.

Fixed Term Loans

Expand or restructure operations; enter new markets or finance a significant acquisition with a set weekly or monthly repayment.

Venture Debt - Is it right For You ?

Venture debt is appropriate for companies with the following qualities:

When the growth path is clear and predictable

For early-stage companies with high growth

For late-stage companies

Alongside an equity round

Bridging to profitability

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