Founderpath Launches Merchant Cash Advance (MCA) Product

September 8, 2025 • 1 min read
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Founderpath Merchant Cash Advance
Nathan Latka
Nathan Latka

Launched in 2021, Founderpath has offered software founders Term Loans and Receivables Purchase Agreements (RPA’s).

Founderpath now offers a finance product for companies without recurring revenue software contracts.

Sample Terms

The product is called a Merchant Cash Advance and sample terms look like this:

  • Total Advance Amount: $210,000
  • Loan Amount: $200,000
  • Cost of funds: $10,000
  • Repayment Rate: 10-25% of daily sales
  • Maximum Term: 12-24 months

This offering is built for

  • Consumer packaged goods (CPG) brands with seasonal sales. If you have a slow month, you still only pay a % of those sales that month. No fixed monthly commitments.
  • Small business brick and mortar

Click here to get your MCA offer in under 2 minutes

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