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Fintech
Financial Services
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Debt Financing
Total Funding
$307.4M
Headquarters
Miami, Florida
Founded
2019
Pipe.com provides a platform that helps small to mid-size businesses access capital quickly and easily. The platform allows businesses to unlock funding with a single click, charging a flat fee that adjusts based on the business's sales. This flexible payment model is designed for businesses with varying income levels. Unlike traditional financing methods that often involve lengthy approval processes and strict requirements, Pipe.com uses secure live data to assess the health of a business, ensuring an unbiased approach to capital access. This data-driven method has enabled over 23,000 business owners to obtain funding without giving up equity, as businesses can convert their revenue into upfront capital without personal warrants or covenants. The goal of Pipe.com is to eliminate the friction and bias associated with traditional financing, providing a user-friendly solution for entrepreneurs and business owners.
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Pipe, a fintech company partnering with software platforms to deliver embedded financial solutions for SMBs, today announced its expansion to Canada through a partnership with HouseCall Pro, the go-to software platform for over 45,000 home service companies. Together, the two companies are dramatically improving financial access for the industry by delivering Pipe’s embedded capital through the Housecall Pro platform. The move accelerates Pipe’s strategy of providing capital access to SMBs globally from within the software they already use to run their businesses. With this expansion, Pipe is now live in the U.S., the UK, and Canada, with additional geographies planned in the near future.According to a recent study, 87% of Canadian SMBs are confident in their performance, yet two-thirds struggle with cash flow, and many lack access to capital, hindering their growth and expansion. The situation in Canada is consistent with SMB markets in the United States and the UK, where Pipe Capital is being adopted rapidly to fill the hole left by banks and other traditional capital providers.Housecall Pro offers an industry-leading SaaS operating platform combined with modern financial services to help home service professionals, or “Pros,” run all aspects of their business. Traditionally, businesses like the ones served by Housecall Pro have struggled to access the financing needed to grow —running into long application processes, credit checks, and excessive paperwork
By Punit Dholakia, Global Head of Capital Markets, PipeOver the past few years, several fintechs have closed shop, some after being in business for a very long time. As we look at the years ahead, there’s a paradigm shift in the markets, where neutral rates are expected to be higher. History serves as a reminder to understand why capital-intensive fintechs (whose business model is lending to Main Street in some form) fail and take steps today to ensure a fintech start-up’s longevity.Lower Pricing is not a ProductSeveral fintechs in the past decade have built and scaled similar products with lower pricing being the only differentiator. Assuming “lower cost equals product-market fit” is one of the most common mistakes founders make.Fintechs are most sensitive to rates, and most businesses fail when rates rise unreasonably. However, the recent repricing of rates from 0% to ~5%, while fast, is still not unreasonable from a historical perspective. As inflation started heating up, prudent capital markets fintech teams differentiated themselves from the rest by stress-testing their portfolios and products
The B2B innovation landscape has never been more exciting than right now. Ongoing technological advances are driving a paradigm shift, allowing B2B firms to streamline and digitize nearly every element of their operations — particularly the workflows and processes surrounding B2B payments. As businesses seek more efficient ways to manage payments and working capital, embedded finance is emerging as a transformative force in B2B commerce. Separately, PYMNTS Intelligence’s “2024-2025 Growth Corporates Working Capital Index,” commissioned by Visa, identified the ways businesses are adopting digital solutions to optimize cash flow and drive growth in a competitive global market. The data indicates that over 80% of chief financial officers (CFOs) and treasurers have utilized working capital solutions, marking a 13% increase year over year
Pipe, a fintech company partnering with software platforms to deliver embedded financial solutions for SMEs, and bank payment company GoCardless today announced a partnership to reshape capital access for UK businesses. Under the partnership, Pipe’s customer-friendly capital offering will be accessible via the GoCardless platform, providing simple and seamless capital access for its UK customer base.*Over the past several months, Pipe successfully conducted a pilot program with GoCardless in the UK, and the two companies have agreed to formalize their partnership to bring Pipe’s customer-friendly capital solutions to the broader UK market.“Our partnership with GoCardless in the UK market marks a significant step forward in our mission to empower small businesses worldwide with the financing and services they need to grow and prosper,” said Luke Voiles, CEO of Pipe. “By combining Pipe’s customer-friendly solution with GoCardless’s extensive reach in the UK market, we’re revolutionizing how small businesses access capital and providing them with the financial tools they need to thrive in today’s dynamic economy.”This collaboration follows the launch of Pipe’s embedded capital offering in the United States in May. GoCardless partnered with Pipe after a comprehensive market evaluation, citing Pipe’s impressive pre-approval rate for merchants and its ability to offer capital without personal guarantees. Pipe’s solution stands out in the market for its fast, easy-to-access financing, which requires no credit checks. Its flexible top-ups provide similar benefits to a line of credit, and the streamlined user experience results in higher sign-up conversion rates
By Luke Voiles, CEO, PipeThere’s no question that small businesses need an easier way to access working capital. It’s crucial for sustainable growth, and provides a buffer against the ups and downs of the business cycle. The question is how to straighten the path to capital access without cutting corners.As the demand for B2B financing increases, the mantra of “move fast and break things” has been both a driving force for innovation and a source of concern for risk and compliance. It’s this dual accountability to both businesses who need capital and the regulators who ensure capital access is safe that creates the challenge.Done wrong, innovation could slam the brakes on business funding and make it even harder to access by making it too risky for the capital markets, or too big a regulatory risk for the originator to take. But done right, technology can meet the needs of the small businesses that drive our economic engine, especially those who struggle with financial access. I believe fintech exists to solve this exact problem.Why Innovation MattersTraditional funding avenues, such as banks and credit unions, come with complex offline processes and a long list of requirements that can be prohibitive for small business owners
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Industries
Fintech
Financial Services
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Debt Financing
Total Funding
$307.4M
Headquarters
Miami, Florida
Founded
2019
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