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Grasshopper and Capchase to Provide Financing to SaaS Startup Banking Clients

Grasshopper, the client-first digital bank built for the business and innovation economy, today announced its partnership with Capchase, a provider of non-dilutive financing solutions for Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) companies, “to provide revenue-based financing for enterprise SaaS startups through the bank’s partnership ecosystem, exclusively available to Accelerator… Read More

Capchase Deploys $100M+ in Funding for Women, Minority Founded Startups

Capchase, the provider of financing solutions for Software-as-a-Service companies, announced a milestone for its 2021 initiative to provide non-dilutive capital to women- and minority-led startups. Over the last two years, the company has “deployed more than $100 million in funding to these underserved groups using… Read More

Capchase CEO Miguel Fernandez Comments on How Startups Should Approach 2023

Miguel Fernandez, CEO and co-founder of Capchase has looked to the challenging year ahead and commented on some simple measures startups can take to build resilience: Fernandez notes that we’ve all seen the headlines. That tech is “bracing itself for a challenging year.” From gaming… Read More

Capchase Reports Steady Growth as More SaaS Startups Seek Non-Dilutive Financing

Capchase, which claims to be the leading provider of non-dilutive (debt-based) capital to SaaS companies,  revealed its 2022 growth metrics, announcing it “increased revenue by 250%.” Throughout the year, Capchase was “able to expand its reach by securing additional funding, forging partnerships with leading financial… Read More

Capchase SaaS Report: Software-as-a-Service Startups “Resilient” During Economic Uncertainty

Capchase, which claims to be the leading provider of non-dilutive capital to SaaS companies, recently shared its Pulse of SaaS report “to provide the most comprehensive view of SaaS startups’ performance following recent economic changes.” The Pulse of SaaS Report “found, when compared to the… Read More

Capchase Expands Into Germany

Capchase has announced its expansion into Germany. Based in New York City, Capchase provides debt capital to SaaS companies. The company reports that since launching in 2020, it has worked with 3,000 customers, providing over $1.5 billion in funding available. Miguel Fernandez, co-founder and CEO… Read More

Capchase, Sastrify to Help Firms Beat Downturn by Financing SaaS Subscriptions

Capchase, a provider of non-dilutive financing to SaaS companies, has announced a partnership with Sastrify, the global automated SaaS procurement platform, to offer a “Save Now, Pay Later” program to “high-growth” customers. This program will “enable Sastrify’s customers to extend their runways, cutting their SaaS… Read More

Capchase Lands $400M in Debt Financing as European Business Grows

Capchase, a provider of non-dilutive capital, has “agreed more than $400 million in additional debt financing backed by i80 Group and an international banking group.” The financing will be used “to provide thousands of SaaS startups in the US and Europe with funding.” In less… Read More

European Founders Want “More Control,” Alternative Financing Could Help, Capchase Claims

2021 was a “watershed” moment for the European technology startup ecosystem, according to an update from Capchase. More than $100 billion was invested in companies/businesses across the continent – “more than triple the amount in 2020.” This has put founders in a “rare” – and… Read More

Capchase Acquires $80M via Series B to Automate Financing

Capchase, a firm offering non-dilutive capital for recurring-revenue businesses operating in the US and Europe, announced an $80 M Series B round which has been led by 01 Advisors. QED, Caffeinated Capital, Bling Capital, ScifiVC, Thomvest Ventures, Tusk Venture Partners, Invesco and Gaingels also contributed… Read More

QED Investors Leads $125 Million Series A in Capchase

Capchase, Fintech that provides non-dilutive capital for revenue-generating companies, has closed on a $125 million Series A funding round. Once again, the funding was led by key Fintech VC QED investors. Other investors include Bling Capital, ScifiVC, and Caffeinated Capital, along with several angels. According… Read More

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