The intelligence layer
for embedded lending.
The right capital, at the right moment, inside your platform.
Products
Capital and credit lines, one integration
A customer is enrolled in one active product at a time. Same engine, same integration — which one they get comes from what they are actually short for: a fixed amount now, or a limit to draw against.

Working capital
A fixed amount, repaid in equal installments
One upfront disbursement at a fixed factor rate, repaid on a set schedule. Executed as a merchant cash advance for businesses, a future earnings agreement for individuals.

Line of credit
A limit they draw against
Approved once for a facility limit, then they take what they need. Runs as a draw facility, behind a card you operate, or against a transaction feed.
How it works
Offers that fire on the day the money is short
A small business needs money on a Tuesday and does not need it by the next one. Every other capital offer they see is an always-on banner that happened to be there. Slate scores your data daily, waits for the gap, and puts one offer in front of them while it still matters.
We move on Monday, so Friday never reaches their own pocket.
Detection alone is only a warning, so the money is already sized when we speak.
In your product
Your brand, our engine underneath
Your customers never leave your product, never fill in an application, and never see our name.
$5,180 available now
Covers Friday's payroll. One fixed fee, repaid on a set schedule.
Your brand
Your colours, your typeface, your logo. Set once and the embed comes out wearing them.
No application
No form, no document upload, no credit pull. The amount is already decided.
Never leaves your app
The whole flow renders inside your product. Our name appears nowhere in it.
What we handle
You keep the top layer. We run the other six.
Platforms stall on capital because of everything sitting underneath the offer — the licence, the balance sheet, the reconciliation, the call when someone cannot pay. That is the part we take.
Developers
Three calls to your first offer, or no code at all
Register the customer, send us the financial data your platform already holds, then read what Slate approved them for. From there you never poll — every offer, approval and repayment arrives as a signed webhook.
# what is this customer already approved for? curl "https://api.tryslatehq.com/v2/pre-approvals?externalId=cust_8f21&status=ACTIVE" \ -H "x-api-key: sk_live_..." { "data": [{ "externalId": "cust_8f21", "status": "ACTIVE", "type": "capital", "amount": 5180, "currency": "CAD", "repaymentFrequency": 1, "repaymentFrequencyUnit": "month" }], "total": 1, "page": 1 }
No score to interpret, no decision to make.
You get an amount, a currency, and a repayment cadence that are already decided. If a customer has nothing waiting, data comes back empty and your product shows nothing.
Repayment reconciles itself.
Subscribe once and we push the rest — preapproval.created, application.approved, financing-agreement.disbursed, financing-agreement.repayment, financing-agreement.completed. You never build a ledger or a payment schedule.
Three ways in
01 · No engineering
Hosted application
We email your pre-approved customers and they finish on a Slate-hosted application carrying your brand.
Days · zero developers
02 · Drop-in
Drop in one web component
One <slate-capital> embed covers every product — it reads which one the customer is enrolled in and renders the right dashboard. <slate-pre-approval-banner-v2> if you only want the offer.
Under a week · one developer
03 · Full API
Native, entirely yours
Read pre-approvals, open finance requests, take the webhooks, and render all of it in your own components.
Weeks · a small team
Partners
What platforms say after they ship it
“Slate let us embed lending 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, FairlyWhat you take on
The risk, the licensing, and the hard calls stay with us
This is the part that usually stops a platform from shipping capital at all. None of it lands on you.
Your balance sheet
Untouched
Every advance is funded by us. Nothing sits on your books, and you carry no credit exposure.
Your licensing
Nothing new to hold
You are not the capital provider, so offering this does not put a new registration or filing on your company.
Your support team
Out of it
Questions about an advance, missed payments, and hardship all come to us. Your team never fields them.
Your legal review
Already mapped
We bring the structure, the paperwork and the disclosures, and we walk your counsel through all of it before you sign anything.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common questions about integration, security, and how to start offering financing through your platform.
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.
Slate works with a wide range of businesses — from retailers and service providers to B2B platforms — that want to offer embedded financing to their customers.
Not to start. The hosted path needs no developers at all. The drop-in components are two tags. The full API is there when you want to own the whole experience.
We do. Customer checks, the regulatory side, the contracts and the disclosures all sit on our side of the line. You are not the one extending the capital, so none of it becomes your obligation.
Yes. All data is encrypted in transit and at rest, we run on SOC 2 Type II certified infrastructure, access is scoped and logged, and we only take the platform data an offer actually needs. Your security team gets our full review pack before anything is connected.
Our team provides dedicated onboarding support and ongoing assistance. Enterprise clients also have access to a dedicated account manager.
Every platform will offer capital.
Tell us what your customers do and what data you already hold. We'll tell you what a capital program
on your platform is worth before you write a line of code.
