Investor Profile: Levenue — Thesis, Cheque Size & How to Apply

If you are raising capital and researching how to get funding from Levenue, this profile is your starting point. Levenue is a early growth (6+ months revenue, €30K+ monthly recurring revenue) investor focused on SaaS / subscription businesses, B2B, B2C — industry agnostic, recurring-revenue companies. Below: its thesis in its own terms, what it looks for, the companies it has backed, and the practical route founders use to get a pitch in front of the team.

Levenue funding: the investment thesis

Levenue is Europe's largest revenue-based financing marketplace, letting subscription and recurring-revenue companies trade up to 35% of their future ARR for upfront non-dilutive capital — no loans, no dilution, no collateral — while investors bid on the contracts in a Dutch auction.

For founders, the practical read is simple: Levenue is not a spray-and-pray shop. Its public positioning centres on SaaS / subscription businesses, B2B, B2C — industry agnostic, recurring-revenue companies at the early growth (6+ months revenue, €30K+ monthly recurring revenue) stage level, so a pitch lands only when your company sits squarely inside that mandate. Study the portfolio pattern below before you write the first email.

Cheque size and fund firepower

Levenue has not publicly disclosed its fund size. What is public is the mandate: SaaS / subscription businesses, B2B, B2C — industry agnostic, recurring-revenue companies at the early growth (6+ months revenue, €30K+ monthly recurring revenue) stage. Treat the stage focus, not a corpus number, as your guide to the right ask.

Sectors and stages

The firm invests across SaaS / subscription businesses, B2B, B2C — industry agnostic, recurring-revenue companies, and its sweet spot is the early growth (6+ months revenue, €30K+ monthly recurring revenue) stage. If your startup sits outside those sectors, this is not your investor — a focused mandate cuts both ways. If you are inside it, you are speaking to a team that sees dozens of comparable companies a year and will benchmark you against them.

Notable portfolio companies

Companies associated with Levenue in public sources include:

• Requr (acquired by Levenue)
• Cake (acquired by Levenue)

The names matter less than the pattern: look for the stage, sector and business model the firm repeats. If your company rhymes with three or more of these, you have a credible reason to be in the inbox.

Partners, programs and perks

People named in public sources: Benjamin Rieder (CEO). Founder-to-partner fit matters — find the partner whose portfolio looks most like you.

Programs run by the firm: Levenue marketplace — institutional and private investors bid in a Dutch auction for companies' recurring-revenue contracts.

Credits and perks: Lowest-cost-of-capital positioning; no hidden fees; fixed, pre-defined discount rate set at auction start; underwriting in 48 hours based on revenue and accounting data only; private investors can also access recurring-revenue income streams via the marketplace.

How to apply for funding

To pitch Levenue: Online eligibility assessment on official site ('Start your funding journey') — connect bank, accounting and revenue data; eligibility assessed in under 24 hours; [email protected] listed for queries

Whichever route you use, lead with the one-line fit: stage, sector, traction. Partners at focused firms triage on mandate fit first and everything else second.