Platform funding

Funding for Shopify stores that actually fits DTC

Your store's own data — revenue trend, repeat rate, AOV — is your strongest underwriting asset. We match Shopify sellers to lenders who read it that way.

See my options →No credit pull. No MCAs, ever.

Underwritten on store performance

Shopify's daily payouts and clean order data mean lenders can see exactly how your business runs. Strong stores get better structures than their credit file alone would earn.

Built around DTC cash cycles

Inventory paid up front, revenue arriving daily, ads billed weekly. The right facility bridges the production-to-sale gap without daily-debit structures that fight your cash flow.

From first big reorder to 8-figure scaling

Whether it's a $75K reorder or a $2M line to carry a wholesale expansion, the lender who fits a $500K store is the wrong call at $5M. Matching that transition is the job.

Structures that fit this channel

All five, compared
Revenue-based financing

Capital repaid as a fixed percentage of your monthly sales. Payments flex with revenue — heavier in Q4, lighter in the slow months.

$50K – $2M
Line of credit

A revolving limit you draw against as needed and repay to reuse. Interest accrues only on what's outstanding.

$50K – $1M
Inventory financing

Capital secured by the inventory it buys. The lender advances against the PO or the landed stock; you repay as units sell through.

$100K – $5M

Get matched in five minutes

Same form, wherever you start. Your platform mix shapes which lenders you see.

1. Opportunity
2. Your business
3. Success
4. Snapshot
5. Contact

What's your growth opportunity?

The right capital depends on what it's for. Start there.