How to Launch Your Startup With Revenue-Based Financing
Yes, revenue-based financing can be used to finance startups. In fact it’s been used for many decades by sophisticated entrepreneurs and investors. The thing is that a lot of noobs are only now discovering it and acting like it’s something new. It’s not. Far from it. An instrument such as a Revenue Royalty Certificate (RRC) can be used to close foot-dragging investors who are stymied by unexpressed concerns over exits and valuations. The RRC does so by making these deal-killers irrelevant.
If you need to details on how to structure a revenue-based financing deal there is a product that I offer which provides a detailed explanation of how to put together an RRC, a spreadsheet that shows how to determine what is a viable royalty rate, and a sample RRC agreement. It can save you a lot of money in legal fees.
5 Responses to Revenue-based Financing for Startups
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Please send me info on product you offer providing detailed explanation of putting together a Royalty Revenue Certificate, spreadsheet and sample.
Will you please send me your spreadsheet for structuring an RRC deal. Your article was helpful and thank you for your time.
Sincerely,
Justin
You can get it here. http://www.antiventurecapital.com/dealmaker-capital-raising.html
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