Skalar exits stealth with revenue-based financing for later-stage startups
Skalar, a New York-based fintech, has launched a revenue-based financing model targeting later-stage technology companies. The firm offers an alternative funding method focused on customer growth, rather than traditional equity or debt rounds.
Sources: crowdfundinsider.com
“Revenue-based financing is gaining traction as startups seek non-dilutive capital, particularly in a market where venture funding has tightened for growth-stage companies.”
What it means
This model could appeal to startups hesitant to take on debt or dilute equity further, especially in sectors like SaaS where predictable revenue streams exist. However, its success will depend on Skalar’s ability to underwrite risk effectively and compete with established players like Pipe or Clearco. If adopted widely, it may signal a shift in how later-stage startups fund expansion.
Read the original reporting
The outlets below did the original reporting.
- Fintech Firm Skalar Emerges From Stealth with Revenue based Financing for Startups — crowdfundinsider.com
Related briefs
This brief was drafted automatically from the sources above and published under our editorial policy. Spotted an error? Tell us.