FAQ

Does CapitalTech charge upfront fees?

Yes, CapitalTech charges an upfront platform fee for onboarding, processing, and due diligence, which is disclosed transparently in their business operations. This fee is part of the initial costs associated with engaging with CapitalTech and is used to cover the expenses related to assessing and processing potential investments. Transparency about fees is important for establishing trust and ensuring that all parties involved understand the terms of the engagement.

 

Does CapitalTech invest in companies directly?

Yes, CapitalTech can invest directly in companies. One way it might do this is by providing funding through bridge loans,  revenue-sharing agreements, or preferred equity shares, as you’ve been exploring in your plans. These types of investments can provide companies with the capital they need for growth or specific projects while offering CapitalTech a return based on the company’s performance. By structuring these investments carefully, CapitalTech can align its interests with those of the companies it invests in, fostering a mutually beneficial relationship.

 

How long does it take to get funding?

The time it takes to secure funding can vary widely depending on several factors:

Type of Funding: Different funding sources have different timelines. For example, if your project includes a traditional bank loan it might take longer to process than a private investor’s investment.

Amount of Funding: Larger funding amounts typically involve more due diligence and paperwork, which can extend the process.

Complexity of the Project: If your project involves intricate details or unique aspects, it might require more time to explain and evaluate, which can slow down the funding process.

Preparation: How well-prepared you are with your documentation, business plan, and financial projections can significantly impact the speed of funding. Being organized and having all necessary information readily available can expedite the process.

Market Conditions: Economic conditions and market trends can also affect the availability and speed of funding.

In general, it’s essential to be proactive, well-prepared, and realistic about the timeline for securing funding. Working closely with potential lenders or investors and staying informed about the process can help you navigate through any delays and ensure a smoother funding experience.

 How does CapitalTech get compensated?

CapitalTech can be compensated for helping to fund a project through various means, depending on the specific arrangements made with the project’s stakeholders. Here are some common ways CapitalTech might receive compensation:

 Upfront Fees: CapitalTech charges an upfront fee for services such as due diligence, structuring the funding arrangement, or marketing the transaction. This fee could be a flat amount or a monthly retainer.

 1. Equity Stake: In some cases, CapitalTech might take a preferred equity stake in the project or the company receiving the funding. This means they would own an equity percentage of the project or company and stand to benefit from its success through dividends or capital appreciation.

 2. Revenue Sharing: CapitalTech might negotiate a revenue-sharing agreement as part of the funding deal. This could involve receiving a portion of the project’s future revenues for a specified period, for providing a cash investment in the project.

3. Interest or Returns: If the funding provided by CapitalTech takes the form of a loan or debt instrument, they might receive interest payments or a return on their investment over time.  
4. Success Fees CapitalTech structures deals to include a platform success fee based on the project’s size and performance. For example, they might receive additional compensation if the project achieves certain milestones or profitability targets.

 It’s important to note that the specific compensation structure will depend on the details of each funding arrangement and the preferences of both CapitalTech and the project stakeholders.