Partner
CapEc funds the inventory you already sell.
CapEc is an ecommerce funding company. They pay the purchase order or the invoice, you get the stock in, and you repay as it sells.
Money against stock that is already moving
The model they publish is simple. They fund the order, you restock, and it is repaid over a short term.
Purchase order funding
They fund the order with your supplier, so a best seller is not waiting on cash that is tied up in the last production run.
Invoice funding
Invoices that are already issued can be funded too, which pulls the cash forward instead of leaving you to wait out the terms.
Short terms, not years
Repayment runs over a handful of months rather than a long loan, with room built in for overseas sourcing lead times.
Underwritten on sales
They look at your trading history across Amazon, Shopify and other marketplaces, so the conversation is about what already sells.
Going out of stock is a quiet way to lose
Nothing on your listing announces it. Rank slips, the reviews you worked for stop compounding, and the seller who stayed in stock takes the slot. By the time the container lands you are buying your own position back through ads.
We cannot fix that with review work, and I am not going to pretend otherwise. If the only thing between you and a restock is timing on cash, CapEc does this for a living. I would rather send you to people who fund inventory every day than watch a good product go dark for six weeks.
Keep the stock coming
If cash timing is the thing holding your restock, talk to CapEc and see what they say.
