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Raising venture debt soon? This guide breaks down what to expect in a venture debt term sheet and how to approach negotiations with confidence.

Venture debt is a flexible financing option for high-growth companies. Here are the industries that benefit the most from venture debt.

As VCs pause funding efforts and focus on their portfolio companies, venture debt rises as an increasingly attractive source of capital.

Founders are looking towards alternative sources of financing to access growth capital while minimizing equity dilution.

This is the perfect time for UK companies to get ahead of the curve and take advantage of what this powerful solution has to offer.

What do Spotify, Airbnb, and Uber have in common? They all used venture debt to fuel their impressive growth trajectories.

3 documents lenders review when applying for capital: your pitch deck, financials, and pro forma model.

A less dilutive option to bring the company to breakeven. 

Venture debt can fund acquisitions, product upgrades, and market expansion, covering large strategic costs without new equity.

Finance your business without having to set a valuation.

An extra cushion in the event that a company needs more time to get to its next milestone.

Facing a funding gap? Learn how venture debt can extend your runway without the high cost and signaling risk of a bridge round. Protect your equity and control.

Top up your equity round with venture debt to extend your cash runway.

The type of financing you use could be a matter of success or failure. Here is our detailed guide to these forms of funding.

Term sheet in hand? Learn what each section means, which parts are typically standard, and where Flow Capital can tailor around your plan.

Warrants are used as "sweeteners" in venture debt deals that give lenders the right to purchase company stock at a specified price in the future.

The ultimate founder’s handbook that dives deep into venture debt and what to expect. If you are going to read anything – read this guide.

Times are tough. Here are the critical things investors are looking for coming out of the pandemic.

Revenue-based financing requires companies to be post-revenue with growth initiatives in place.

Revenue-based financing can help boost your company’s valuation prior to an equity round.

Revenue-based financing is a great form of minimally dilutive financing. Before applying, here is what you should consider.

Revenue-based financing is the perfect financing solution for SaaS companies looking for growth capital. 

The ultimate guide that dives deep into revenue-based financing and what to expect.

Founders are looking towards alternative sources of financing to access growth capital while minimizing equity dilution.

This guide explores the uses of SaaS financing, the best times to fundraise, funding types, and the top SaaS metrics investors look for.

Revenue-based financing is the perfect financing solution for SaaS companies looking for growth capital. 

When it’s time to decide which type of financing you want, an age-old question inevitably comes into play: debt or equity?

Use Flow Capital’s Fundraising Decision Tree to help guide you through which financing structure may be the best fit for your company.

Founders are looking towards alternative sources of financing to access growth capital while minimizing equity dilution.

The type of financing you use could be a matter of success or failure. Here is our detailed guide to these forms of funding.

Equity dilution is a normal part of fundraising and growing a company. What are the pros and cons? How do you prevent equity dilution?

Pitch deck's slide order, metrics, and delivery written from the perspective of a supportive lender that sees hundreds of decks every year.

Learn the signs of a strong founding team and how to prove your leadership skills to investors before your next round.

This guide explores the uses of SaaS financing, the best times to fundraise, funding types, and the top SaaS metrics investors look for.

Term sheet in hand? Learn what each section means, which parts are typically standard, and where Flow Capital can tailor around your plan.

Warrants are used as "sweeteners" in venture debt deals that give lenders the right to purchase company stock at a specified price in the future.

The ultimate founder’s handbook that dives deep into venture debt and what to expect. If you are going to read anything – read this guide.

Pitch deck's slide order, metrics, and delivery written from the perspective of a supportive lender that sees hundreds of decks every year.

Learn the signs of a strong founding team and how to prove your leadership skills to investors before your next round.

Use Flow Capital’s Fundraising Decision Tree to help guide you through which financing structure may be the best fit for your company.

Times are tough. Here are the critical things investors are looking for coming out of the pandemic.

3 documents lenders review when applying for capital: your pitch deck, financials, and pro forma model.