Tapline has successfully raised €20 million in a pre-Series A funding round, comprising both equity and debt. This milestone marks a significant step forward for the company as it scales its operations, enhances its innovative platform, and strengthens its support for SaaS businesses across Europe.

Tapline provides non-dilutive financing to B2B SaaS and subscription-based companies by pre-financing future receivables. With its AI-driven credit technology, the company offers flexible funding solutions, enabling businesses to scale more efficiently. Companies generating as little as €15,000 in monthly recurring revenue (MRR) can access funding of up to €2 million, making Tapline an essential partner for both early-stage and more established businesses.

Backed by a team with over 25 years of combined expertise in credit investment, venture capital, and technology, Tapline has consistently delivered innovative solutions tailored to the specific needs of SaaS businesses.

Strategic Investments Driving Innovation

The equity portion of the funding round was led by Karim Beshara, General Partner of A15 Venture Capital and Managing Partner of Accelero Capital. Additional participation came from Antler, Europe’s most active early-stage VC firm, as well as several strategic business angels. Tapline also secured a bespoke debt facility from WinYield, designed to support its debt portfolio with non-dilutive capital for SaaS and subscription companies.

AI-Driven Insights for SaaS Businesses

Tapline’s capital-light business model focuses on driving efficiency and scalability, allowing the company to offer competitive pricing and unmatched flexibility. Beyond non-dilutive financing, Tapline’s platform provides clients with advanced AI-powered analytics, delivering actionable insights into financial health, cash flow forecasting, and growth strategies.

“We are thrilled to support Tapline’s next leg of growth with a bespoke debt facility providing lower cost of operations, new credit assessment functionalities, and credit risk transfer. This will allow Tapline to stay capital-light and focus on the development of their technology. Tapline is the first company of its sector adopting this setup,” said Fabricio Mercier, Director at WinYield.

“With this new funding, we are set to address the liquidity gaps faced by SaaS and subscription businesses in today’s economic landscape. Our approach combines scalability with enhanced analytics and larger ticket sizes, empowering our clients to achieve sustainable growth,” said Dean Hastie, Co-founder and CEO of Tapline.