
With cash locked in existing inventory, the next order was harder than sales suggested. Wayflyer freed capital to add SPF and bags beyond towels.
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 fulfillment network across the US, all without giving up equity."
Stefan AlexievFounder & CEO

Case studies
01Challenge
Rapid growth and a push into categories like activewear opened a cash flow gap, and traditional banks were wary of a short trading history.
02Solution
Wayflyer assessed True Classic's trajectory rather than its history, funding new lines without equity or restrictive covenants.
03Outcome
True Classic generated $20M in additional revenue tied to the partnership and matched its entire lifetime sales, $207M, in a single year.
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With cash locked in existing inventory, the next order was harder than sales suggested. Wayflyer freed capital to add SPF and bags beyond towels.

Viral demand means keeping fabric and stock ready at all times. Switching from venture debt to Wayflyer made funding that inventory far easier.

Opening studios and scaling puppy yoga needed capital that fit the model. Wayflyer funded new openings behind 300% growth, targeting 100 locations.

Drop-based menswear ties up cash in every production run. Wayflyer funded the inventory behind the drops, and Cole Buxton grew fast while keeping 100% ownership.

Buying matcha from Japan at volume ties up cash long before it sells. Wayflyer funded the inventory behind its push into Tesco and Holland & Barrett.

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