Capchase says it is interested in helping high-potential startups grow on their own terms with non-dilutive capital injections.
According to Capchase, capital is only “one part of the equation.”
To succeed, Capchase explains that startups need mentorship, guidance, and support.
Capchase has announced their new partnership with DMZ, a tech startup incubator and accelerator.
This partnership will aim to “empower some of today’s brightest up-and-coming startups to grow to the next level.”
The Capchase x DMZ partnership reportedly “brings Capchase’s non-dilutive funding opportunities to the DMZ ecosystem, joining DMZ’s world-class network of mentors, partners, and startups.”
With Capchase’s expertise in revenue-based financing and DMZ’s track record in nurturing startups, the partnership will help DMZ members “secure the capital they need to turn dreams into action, and strategy into growth.”
The collaboration will allow Capchase and DMZ to “offer startups a unique set of tools – innovative financing solutions alongside a supportive incubator and accelerator community.”
The Capchase partnership with DMZ will allow startups “to grow quickly and wisely with guidance from DMZ’s comprehensive support system.”
Capchase claims it has redefined SaaS funding, “providing founders with options outside of traditional financing avenues.”
DMZ has always championed diverse funding options “to fit each startup they mentor, and the collaboration ensures that startups will be able to access financial resources and guidance that will help them make strategic decisions for long-term growth.”
Together, Capchase and DMZ provide customized support “to companies about to enter the global stage. With a worldwide reach and a local approach, the partnership offers startups the best of international exposure and local support.”
The partnership has an emphasis “on equity and prioritization of founders, helping companies grow with the vision of the founder in mind.”
With shared values and unique strengths, Capchase and DMZ are “building a community that supports growth, collaboration, and innovation on a worldwide scale.”
As noted in the update, DMZ is “a startup incubator at Toronto Metropolitan University that equips the next generation of tech entrepreneurs with the tools needed to build, launch, and scale highly impactful startups.”
By providing connections to customers, coaching, capital, and a community, DMZ’s customized approach helps innovators “reach the next milestone in their entrepreneurial journey – whatever that might be.”
Through its programming, DMZ has supported “over 820 startups to raise $2.55 billion in capital and create 5,000+ jobs.”
Headquartered in Toronto, Canada, with globally accessible programming, DMZ has a widely-recognized international presence “with offices in Vietnam, India, and the U.S.”
