Here’s a use case illustrating a raise from CloudWAV, a fictional SaaS company raising capital using flexible revenue sharing from revtap.  Follow along below and see how simple it is, and the savings in both cost and control versus equity financing.

Revenues

CloudWAV's last 12 month revenues were

CloudWAV's last 12 month revenues. Revtap accepts companies with minimum $500,000 in annual revenues.
$

$1,000,000

The amount they were able to raise by tapping into their revenues with revtap

Amount raised is determined by a number of factors. The amount shown here is only meant for information purposes. This is not an offer for financing nor is it a guarantee of particular rates, financing amount, or payment amounts.

Using the capital they raised on revtap this was how much they grew revenues

Estimated annual revenue growth rate over the next 12 months
25%

$6,250

This was their approximate monthly revenue share

Estimated Montly Revenue Share is determined by a number of factors. The amount shown here is only meant for information purposes. This is not an offer for financing nor is it a guarantee of particular rates, financing amount, or payment amounts.

12 months later, cloudWAV raise a Venture Round. This was their revenue multiple

Estimated valuation at next round. Average is 7x Revenues, but can be up to 12x for SaaS and other industries

Venture Capital is Forever.

But revtap gives you the flexibility to end revenue sharing

cloudWAV decides to end revenue sharing after 1 year.

Est. Cost to End revtap after 1 year

The estimated cost of ending revenue sharing at month 12

$1,250,000

Est. Cost of Venture Capital

The estimated cost of venture capital at month 12 (the value of the equity saved by using revtap)

$1,750,000

Net Savings over Equity

$493,750

With monthly revenue sharing of $6,250

You save $493,750 over Venture Capital

No Board Seats.
No Personal Guarantees.
No Loss of Control.

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