
Build capital productsfor your platform.
Working capital and credit lines inside your product, under your brand, right sized for the moment — in a few lines of code.
You send the data.
We send back the offer.
You already collect everything an offer needs: the payments, payouts and invoices that run through you every day. Slate reads them each morning and sends back working capital or a credit line, sized for that customer and timed to the day.
Your data
The payments, payouts and invoices you already collect. No new pipeline to build.
Who’s ready
Re-scored daily: growing, tightening, worth backing, and the day it is needed. No forms, no credit pull.
Build on the answer
Payroll bridge detection, a limit at checkout. No money to raise, no capital business to run.
Putting it in takes an afternoon.
Drop in our Ready to launch element, or build your own capital experience on the API. We tell you which of your users qualify and for how much. See how it goes in
The whole product, in one element
<slate-capital env="live" user-token="{token}"></slate-capital>
+YouYour capital program, live this weekend.
Fully white label. Your customers never see us.
$50,000 available to draw
Terms are set. Draw what you need, when you need it.
Capital
ACTIVERemaining
$10,781
Next payment 15 Feb
Upcoming payments
Recent payments
Your customers never see us.
One component, your theme. Set it once and every offer looks like something you built. Or build on the API and skip the theming altogether: none of it is ours to begin with, so every screen is yours from the first pixel.
Preview
$12,400 available
Bridges Friday’s payroll while March receivables are still clearing.
A feature, not a mailer
It sits in the flow, beside the number that prompted it.
No application
No form, no upload, no credit pull. The amount is set.
Two products.
A fixed amount now, or a limit to draw against. Building blocks for anything from a charge card program to a payroll bridge, or something only your platform could run.
You own the product. We run the six layers under it.
Our license, our funding, underwriting, collections, and our loss if an advance goes bad. That’s what stops platforms from shipping capital, and none of it lands on you.
Yours
Your product
The surface, the brand, and the moment. You decide where capital shows up, what it’s called, and which of your customers ever see it.
Point at a layer to see what it covers.
Four programs, built on those two.
Different products, same two building blocks.
A prepaid card that carries a balance
The card your customers already swipe, with the option to settle next month instead of today.
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A credit line, dropped in
One tag in your product, and your customers activate a line and draw on it without leaving.
Overview
Invoices
Payroll
Capital
Your credit line
$40,000
$14,000 drawn · $26,000 available
Draw fundsDraw amount
$6,000
Repayment terms
$520 a week · $6,240 total
Confirm drawOne tag
<slate-capital />
Your brand, your dashboard.
A bridge on the day a run comes up short
Read from the payment data you already hold, and offered inside your payroll flow.
Friday run · 24 people · $38,420
Offered in the flow
Cover $5,180 today
Use PayBridgeRun covered
$5,180
Everyone paid on Friday. Repaid from daily volume.
Cover when a booking falls through
You keep the relationship. We carry the advance.
Tuesday shifts
Tom Baird · 14:00
3 hoursCancelled by client
Cover this shiftPaid anyway
$180
In Tom’s account the same day
See it working today.
Drop the component into a sandbox and watch a real offer come back. No call, and nothing to sign to get that far.
Days
Nothing to build
Pilot it on email.
Our offer intelligence already tells us who is approvable and for how much. We can send those offers out by email and be live quickly, with no development work on your side.
A week
One developer
Ready to Launch.
One element carries the offer, the application, the agreement and every payment after it.
Weeks
Your team
Build it on the API.
Every screen yours, on the same engine, with signed webhooks telling you when anything changes.
The integration call is optional. You can build all of it in a sandbox before you talk to anyone.
What platforms say.
“Slate let us embed capital quickly and compliantly without slowing our roadmap. Feels native to our product, not bolted on.”
Kyle StinsonHead of Growth & Product, Huumans
“With Fairly Cash, our mission now includes flexible funding tied to their work and reliability on the platform. It has brought back temps who hadn't been active in months.”
Amir ReshefCEO, FairlyFAQ
Most partners are live in a few days on the hosted path, and inside a week with the drop-in components. A full API build is a few weeks with a small team.
See what it’s worth before you build it.
Tell us what your customers do. We come back with the size of the program, what it earns, and the moments we would offer into. No code, no commitment.
