Founderpath, a financing vehicle for SaaS company founders to help them turn monthly subscriptions (MRR) into upfront cash, recently raised $145 million in debt and equity finance on its own behalf to support B2B SaaS creators in expanding their companies without diluting ownership. Since the company’s start in January 2020, 130 SaaS founders have received capital investments totaling more than $60 million. The company has invested $50 million in the last 12 months alone, with more than half of it happening in the previous four months. In response to the current business climate, Founderpath has expanded to assist not only bootstrapped entrepreneurs but also what CEO Nathan Latka refers to as “capital-efficient SaaS startups that had raised less than their ARR and were searching for bridge rounds.”
Founderpath Secures $145M in Debt and Equity to Help B2B SaaS Startup Founders Avoid Dilution
