Bridge Loans + Revenue Sharing: How CapitalTech Helps Businesses Fund Fast Without Giving Up Equity

In the fast-moving world of private capital, timing is everything. Businesses with strong growth potential often face a frustrating dilemma: they need immediate cash to capitalize on a major opportunity—but raising capital takes time.

That’s why CapitalTech combines short-term bridge loans with Revenue Sharing Agreements (RSAs) to help companies move quickly while securing long-term, non-dilutive funding.

What’s a Bridge Loan?

A bridge loan is short-term financing used to “bridge the gap” between an immediate need and a longer-term capital solution. It’s designed for speed, often funded within days, and typically:
– Secured by a first mortgage
– Runs for 3 to 24 months
– Pays interest monthly to the lender
– Is used to execute deals, buy time, or launch initiatives

Bridge loans keep the business moving—while a structured RSA offering is being prepared for investors.

What’s a Revenue Sharing Agreement (RSA)?

A Revenue Sharing Agreement is a non-equity investment structure where investors receive a share of the company’s gross revenue, typically paid out quarterly. With CapitalTech’s RSA model:
– Founders keep full equity and control
– Investors earn income based on top-line sales
– Agreements are tokenized for digital ownership and automation
– All offerings are structured under Regulation D 506(c) for accredited investors

Think of it as a smarter alternative to selling equity—designed for cash-flowing businesses.

The CapitalTech Approach: Bridge Loan + RSA

CapitalTech’s platform empowers companies to fund quickly and raise strategically. Here’s how it works:

Step 1: Secure a Bridge Loan
As the company prepares its RSA offering, CapitalTech helps facilitate a short-term bridge loan through its affiliated funds or private lenders. This funding allows the business to:
– Launch operations
– Secure contracts or assets
– Cover payroll or pre-revenue costs
– Buy time to market its RSA properly

Step 2: Launch a Revenue Sharing Offering
With immediate capital in hand, the company launches a fully structured RSA raise on CapitalTech’s Passive Income Portal, which includes:
– Legal and financial structuring support
– Investor onboarding, KYC/AML, and accreditation
– Tokenization of RSA shares for investor access
– Automated revenue distributions via smart contracts

The RSA raise targets accredited investors seeking predictable, cash-flow-based income.

Step 3: Refinance or Pay Off the Bridge Loan
Once the RSA raise is complete, the bridge loan can be:
– Paid off in full
– Rolled into longer-term capital (in some cases) or converted into tokenized revenue-share positions

This seamless transition ensures the business is never stalled while raising capital.

Why This Works for Founders

CapitalTech’s combined approach offers major benefits:
– Speed: Get funded in days, not months
– Control: Avoid giving up ownership
– Strategy: Launch your RSA with confidence
– Compliance: All offerings follow SEC rules under Reg D 506(c)

For businesses with proven revenue—or revenue potential—this model provides both liquidity and long-term alignment.

Why This Works for Investors

Investors get access to two powerful income opportunities:
1. Bridge Loans: Asset-backed, fixed-income investments
2. Revenue Sharing Tokens: Tokenized income rights tied to company revenue

All deals are hosted on CapitalTech’s platform, with smart contracts, transparent reporting, and quarterly distributions.

Final Thoughts

Bridge loans and Revenue Sharing Agreements are a powerful duo. Used together, they give companies the flexibility to act fast and the structure to grow long-term—without giving up equity or waiting on traditional VC funding.

With CapitalTech, the future of capital formation is here:
Fast. Compliant. Non-dilutive.

Ready to launch your bridge + RSA strategy? Contact CapitalTech to get started.