Tapline offers non-dilutive financing to B2B SaaS and subscription businesses by pre-financing future receivables, supported by AI-driven credit technology. It can fund companies with as little as €15K MRR and also provides advanced AI-powered analytics. The platform serves clients across Germany, Estonia, the Czech Republic, and Poland, with further expansion plans to be announced. Tapline combines credit assessment technology with larger ticket sizes to address liquidity gaps faced by subscription businesses. The company has raised capital to scale operations, expand its platform, and continue serving existing customers while remaining capital-light through a bespoke debt facility. Tapline provides revenue-based financing (RBF) that delivers non-dilutive working capital to startups based on monthly recurring revenue, using an algorithmic underwriting process that can fund businesses in less than 48 hours. The company focuses on serving SaaS businesses in the DACH and CEE regions and will provide financing to companies with MRR levels as low as €8,000. Tapline emerged from stealth alongside its public reveal and highlights a founding team—Dean Hastie, Dmitrij Miller, and Peter Grouev—with more than 25 years of relevant experience. The business plans to use new capital to enhance its current solution and to hire in marketing and product. Tapline is entering an increasingly crowded RBF market and faces competitive pressure, including a recently released AI-driven offering tied to the team behind EQT Ventures’ Motherbrain. The company combines algorithmic underwriting with a low-MRR entry point to target underserved smaller SaaS firms.

Total raised

$56M

Funding rounds

4

Latest round

Series A

Latest activity

Jan 2025