
Packaging is committed months ahead while receivables land weeks after delivery. Wayflyer funded that gap to power the push into national retail.
7,000+ businesses funded their growth with Wayflyer

First purchase orders, nationwide rollouts, and everything in between.


"Wayflyer funded the retrofits that improve our margins and strengthen our next equity story."
Alex PattersonFounder & CEO
Wayflyer funded Act+Acre’s large Sephora purchase order, so the brand could launch nationwide without putting pressure on cash flow.

As costs surged, Wayflyer funding let Nana Joe’s Granola order raw ingredients in larger quantities, lifting margins 10-15% on core products.
"SHIPAID used Wayflyer funding to build new returns software and grow a fulfilment network across the US, all without giving up equity."
Stefan AlexievFounder & CEO

Case studies
01Challenge
Petshop.co.uk had grown to £30M in revenue but couldn't evolve further without funding, and wanted to keep control of the business.
02Solution
Wayflyer's revenue-based funding gave Petshop.co.uk capital to keep growing without giving up equity.
03Outcome
Petshop.co.uk bulk bought stock at lower prices, invested in warehouse automation and grew 30% in a challenging market.
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Packaging is committed months ahead while receivables land weeks after delivery. Wayflyer funded that gap to power the push into national retail.

Growing without outside investors meant funding every order from cash flow. Wayflyer financed inventory so the brand grew 74.5%, still investor-free.

Long US lead times, and Amazon stockouts meant lost visibility. Wayflyer's fast financing kept stock flowing into Target and Walmart.

Banks see little value in inventory; the founder saw it all. With up to five months from deposit to stock, Wayflyer funded the seasons banks wouldn't.

Tariffs pushed BLVCK to fulfil from Europe. Wayflyer financed inventory and marketing ahead of big launches to keep European supply matched to demand.

Bootstrapped, no investor money: they funded two new products, a fulfilment network and a returns tool, with Wayflyer instead of raising equity.