Recurring revenue finance software, often called programmatic financing, enables high-growth start-ups in the SaaS and e-commerce sectors—especially those with annual recurring revenue (ARR)—to access short-term loans, typically ranging from one to two years. Unlike traditional funding methods that involve selling equity and diluting ownership, this approach allows business owners to borrow against their recurring revenue streams without giving up any ownership in the company. The software generally integrates with a company’s banking, accounting, and payment systems, providing real-time insights into key financial metrics such as ARR, expenses, and cash flow. Based on this data, the platform calculates an appropriate loan amount, along with either an interest rate or a percentage of future subscription fees to be paid back to the lender. This type of financing helps companies unlock additional cash flow, which can be used to scale operations—whether for sales and marketing, or to secure early payment discounts with vendors. It's important to note that recurring revenue finance software is distinct from venture capital management tools, which are used by VCs to track investments, ownership stakes, equity dilution, and company valuations across different funding rounds.
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