CAPITAL FOR YOUR NEXT INVENTORY PURCHASE.
The CapEc SOLUTION
We provide Globally located eCommerce merchants across most eCommerce platforms with the capital they need to purchase inventory.
How Can CapEc help YOU?
By sharing our professional insights on how eCom sellers can scale their business by utilizing external capital.
We advance funds to suppliers on behalf of our clients, enabling them to spread their payments over 12 months. Minimizing the period between paying for and selling stock.
Our inspection service means you can have complete confidence in the supplier & quality of the goods.
Brokering impartial price offers on supply chain providers for each shipment consignment.
As part of our solution, all clients inventory is directed to an agreed upon third-party logistics facility.
Check out if we are a good match:
01 / We attend to eCommerce merchants:
# With over ~8 months of sales activity
# Have total annual turnover (in all relevant shops) of 100K USD or more
# That sell in the U.S. or Europe.
# Wish to repurchase existing listings.
02 / We provide:
# The ability to spread payments over 12 months.
# Assurance that all supply chain payments are carried out on time.
# Inspection services of supplier & postproduction.
# Ad-hoc service proposals from pre-approved supply chain providers.
# Ongoing improvement of supply chain management.
03 / We require:
# "View only access" to your eCommerce activity to evaluate your request.
# A description & link to the products you wish to purchase.
# The expected supply chain payment timetable.
HOW IT WORKS IN PRACTISE:
STEP 2
Approve the engagement with CapEc - and provide down payment to supplier. CapEc then takes responsibility for supply chain payments.
STEP 3
Only after inventory arrives at 3PL facility do the monthly payments on the inventory begin
PAY AS YOU SELL
CapEc spreads the balance from the date you receive your inventory over a period of up to a year, minimizing the time between paying for the goods and receiving money from selling the goods.
STEP 4
Visualize your expected 12-month cumulative cash flow.
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