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Flow Capital vs TIMIA Capital

Growth debt (no VC needed) vs Revenue-based financing: estimated rate as of today, time to cash, eligibility and what you give up — side by side.

Key differences

  • TIMIA Capital is open to smaller companies ($1M+ ARR vs $3M+).
  • Flow Capital involves dilution (small (warrants)).

Side by side

Flow CapitalTIMIA Capital
ProductGrowth debt (no VC needed)Revenue-based financing
Funding typeRevenue-based financingRevenue-based financing
Estimated rate as of todayRates shown to approved membersRates shown to approved members
Pricing sourceEstimated as of todayEstimated as of today
Time to cashAbout 4 weeksAbout 4 weeks
Typical sizeUp to about 40% of ARRUp to about 40% of ARR
Term24–60 months24–72 months
Requirements$3M+ ARR$1M+ ARR
RegionsUSUS
What they underwriteYour recurring revenueYour recurring revenue
CollateralFuture revenueFuture revenue
How you repayFixed monthly% of revenue
DilutionSmall (warrants)None

Flow Capital

Founder-friendly venture debt alternative for companies without institutional VCs.

TIMIA Capital

RBF for B2B SaaS with 2–6 year terms.

Flow Capital vs TIMIA Capital FAQ

What is the difference between Flow Capital and TIMIA Capital?

TIMIA Capital is open to smaller companies ($1M+ 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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