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Fair payouts for founders building the future

Simple, Founder-First Payouts

We believe indie developers shouldn't have to choose between building and surviving. Hit your MRR milestone, get monthly funding deposited to your account. No equity, no conditions, no nonsense.

Tier 1

$1K-$5K MRR
$500/mo
Plus 2% revenue share above $5K
  • Monthly direct deposit
  • Community access
  • Founder network
  • Monthly check-in calls

Tier 3

$20K+ MRR
Custom
Structured per your goals
  • Flexible monthly funding
  • Strategic advisory board
  • Integration partnership
  • Dedicated success manager
  • Investor introductions

How It Works

How do I qualify?

You need a SaaS or digital product generating at least $1K in monthly recurring revenue (MRR). We verify through Stripe, Paddle, or your payment processor. No credit check, no personal guarantee - just proof of revenue.

When do I get paid?

Payouts happen on the 5th of each month via direct deposit to your US bank account. If you're outside the US, we use international wire transfer (fees apply). Your first payout arrives 2 weeks after approval.

Do you take equity or require repayment?

No. This is founder funding, not a loan. Once you receive a payout, it's yours to keep. We don't take equity, we don't require repayment, and we don't attach strings. You remain 100% independent.

What if my revenue changes?

Tell us. If you drop below your tier threshold, we adjust your payout accordingly (usually downward). If you grow, you move to the next tier automatically and receive increased funding. We reassess every quarter.

What's the revenue share actually cost?

It's a performance bonus, not a fee. If you stay in Tier 1 ($1K-$5K), you pay nothing extra. If you hit $6K MRR in Tier 1, we take 2% of the $1K overage - just $20 that month. You're paying for what you exceed, not what you earn.

Can I cancel anytime?

Yes. Zero cancellation fees, zero notice period. Stop the program whenever you want. You keep all payouts you've received. Some founders pause during income spikes and return later - that's fine.

How is this different from a loan?

Loans require repayment and have interest. This doesn't. Think of it as a revenue-based investment in your business - we win when you win, and we don't extract returns. We're betting on your growth, not your debt.