Carlos Antequera joins host Alana Muller to share how being patient with building professional relationships can results in result in long-term business opportunities. Listen to the 20-minute episode or read the full transcript to learn more.
The questions surrounding the process of seeking capital are often similar regardless of stage—what types of funding are available to me, and which option is best? We'll go into each option in this blog post!
What happens when you want to scale your SaaS business without diluting your equity? You need more than just revenue (MRR)—you need growth capital.
Big venture rounds get media coverage, but they’re not the only financing option for startups —or even the most attractive. Alternative financing options can provide capital faster without sacrificing equity. Here, we’ll look at three.
In this podcast episode, Carlos shares how his early startup experiences led to the discovery of a gap in the funding ecosystem, and why revenue-based financing is an actionable alternative route for startups. Plus, he shares insights and advice for other founders on the startup journey.
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Is dilutive funding the only option for financing? Believe it or not, there is another way. It’s called non-dilutive funding, and we’re going to cover what it is and why it’s a key financial alternative for new business owners.
DoorDash is just one of the latest companies to jump into the revenue-based financing space. They offer short-term loans for small business owners, hoping to catalyze the next stage of growth.
Carlos Antequera immigrated from Bolivia to the U.S. when he was 18-years-old. After having a successful exit with his last company, he is now the Founder & CEO of Novel Capital, a revenue-based financing firm for growing B2B software companies.
Short-term goals that can make a difference in your growth should include short-term funding rather than expensive, long-term debt or equity capital, revenue-based financing specialists say.
If you are a software company with more than $350K in yearly revenue, we would love to hear from you!
If you are a software company with more than $350K in yearly revenue, we would love to hear from you!
