insights on venture debt

Insights on venture debt.

River SaaS Capital Invests in E-Commerce Software Provider Etail Solutions

Westlake, OH – River SaaS Capital, a private venture debt fund lending growth capital to Software as a Service (SaaS) companies, announced that it has provided non-dilutive capital to Etail Solutions, an e-commerce software partner for online retailers. Etail plans to use the proceeds to add key sales and marketing personnel and accelerate their market penetration. …Read More

How to Improve Your SaaS Conversion Rates

One of the most important SaaS growth strategies you should consider is identifying, understanding, and improving your conversion rate. At a high level, your SaaS conversion rate is a combination of a number of factors that include your sales and marketing efforts, your customer service, your brand and position, your competitors, and so on. These …Read More

Take Your Company Even Further with These SaaS Growth Strategies

Getting the first hundred customers — even just the first few! — to your SaaS business is exciting and critical to your future. But customer acquisition isn’t the only thing to focus on for growth. That’s why we’ve put together this breakdown of SaaS growth strategies — opportunities beyond customer acquisition for you as SaaS …Read More

Researching Debt Financing Companies? Here’s What You Should Look For

Similarity of Purpose Doesn’t Mean Solidarity of Service Just because debt financing companies offer similar funding doesn’t mean their offerings, service, and support are the same. In fact, the differences can sometimes be as fundamentally drastic as debt financing vs. equity financing. You could say that venture debt financing companies share a common goal: helping …Read More

What Can You Do with Debt Financing?

The Possibilities Are Endless Growing a business requires capital, plain and simple. You need to invest in new products and processes, expand sales and marketing initiatives, pay vendors for services, and more. Despite the growth you see, these expenses can quickly catch up to or even overtake existing capital or revenue — but that doesn’t …Read More