Key differences
- Decathlon Capital is open to smaller companies ($2M+ ARR vs $3M+).
- Flow Capital involves dilution (small (warrants)).
Side by side
| Flow Capital | Decathlon Capital | |
|---|---|---|
| Product | Growth debt (no VC needed) | Revenue-based financing |
| Funding type | Revenue-based financing | Revenue-based financing |
| Estimated rate as of today | Rates shown to approved members | Rates shown to approved members |
| Pricing source | Estimated as of today | Estimated as of today |
| Time to cash | About 4 weeks | About 4 weeks |
| Typical size | Up to about 40% of ARR | Up to about 40% of ARR |
| Term | 24–60 months | 24–60 months |
| Requirements | $3M+ ARR | $2M+ ARR |
| Regions | US | US |
| What they underwrite | Your recurring revenue | Your recurring revenue |
| Collateral | Future revenue | Future revenue |
| How you repay | Fixed monthly | % of revenue |
| Dilution | Small (warrants) | None |
Flow Capital
Founder-friendly venture debt alternative for companies without institutional VCs.
Decathlon Capital
Larger RBF checks with payments tied to revenue.
Flow Capital vs Decathlon Capital FAQ
What is the difference between Flow Capital and Decathlon Capital?
Decathlon Capital is open to smaller companies ($2M+ ARR vs $3M+). Flow Capital involves dilution (small (warrants)).
Which is cheaper for you?
The answer depends on your amount, term and revenue. The calculator prices both on the same basis — fees, warrants and dilution included.
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