Selling goods onShopify?
Finance fit for your business model
Traditional funding can't match the speed, complexity or potential of digital businesses. We can. With financing based on all of your revenue streams, and your transactional revenue too.
Up to 150%
Flexible terms
Fixed fee
Apply in minutes.
Get approved in as little as 24 hours.
1. Fill out an application in minutes
2. Connect your commerce platforms
3. Funds received to your bank account
Monthly sales > $16,000
Your company generates at least $16,000 in average monthly revenue through online sales.
12 month+ of business
Your company has been in business for at least 12 months.
Within selected jurisdictions
Your company is registered in the United States of America.
Digital Commerce business
Your company should be eCommerce or Subscription.
Frequently asked questions
Revenue based financing ("RBF") is a way for your business to access future revenues today. Stenn provides you an advance on the revenues your business typically books up front, and you can use that capital to grow your business. Each week, you'll repay Stenn a percent of the sales you've had until the advanced amount is paid off in full.
Typically, our customers use funds to grow their business by increasing marketing spend, investing in inventory, or building out new offerings.
Repayments for your draw are calculated on a weekly basis as a fixed percent of that week's sales. As your revenues grow (or fall), your repayment amount similarly adjusts. You won't have to worry about making fixed payments in your slow period.
In order to accurately assess your business, the application process requires you to provide read-only connections to your business' operating bank account, accounting software, and sales platform. To make this process as easy as possible, Stenn has partnered with Codat & Plaid to provide secure connections to your business' data.
Stenn is a UK based alternative financier backed by some of the world's largest financial providers like HSBC, Goldman Sachs (and many more)! We've funded over $20B since 2015.