Short-term financing—a loan that's paid back in 12 months or less—often attracts startup founders looking for lower capital costs and quick access to cash, but those benefits can fade quickly if the loan terms don’t line up with what the business needs. How do you know if short-term debt can help your SaaS business grow without adding unnecessary risk and costs? Start here.| Lighter Capital
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Spurred on by early success, companies of all sizes are increasing their spending on generative AI.| Bain
Generative AI saves time, but meaningful improvements require a broader agenda.| Bain
Learn how to manage cash flow for your SaaS startup with our comprehensive guide that covers all the cash flow fundamentals.| Lighter Capital
Raising SaaS prices is the most effective way to increase revenue. When do you raise them and how do you do it? We've got answers.| Lighter Capital
Follow these principles for building aggressive, yet realistic financial projections for your startup when raising capital from investors.| Lighter Capital
There comes a time in a startup's journey to success when entrepreneurs need to raise their first round of growth capital.When you first had that great idea, you may have raised money from friends and family or seed capital from angel investors to get your startup off the ground. What's next? Well, of course, it depends.Let’s make some assumptions on where you might be at this point, and then think about when and how you might want to raise a series A round to really grow your business.What...| Lighter Capital
Don't let opportunities pass you by! Check out these SaaS-friendly funding solutions to extend your runway and help your startup grow.| Lighter Capital
Though VC funding can be the right fit for some startups, it’s important to ask yourself whether it’s the right fit for your startup.| Lighter Capital
