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Get paid for what you’ve shipped.Fund what you’ll sell next.

Boom Capital funds retailer invoices and inventory purchase orders for brands that sell on Walmart, Amazon and in big-box stores.

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or email Sam Koenig, Lending Officer, sam@boomcapital.ai

INVOICE 10482

Terms
Net 60
Issued
Nov 2, 2026
Due
Jan 1, 2027
Items
  • Case pack, SKU 44711,200 x $18.40$22,080.00
  • Sleeve, SKU 4472640 x $22.50$14,400.00
  • Refill, SKU 44731,200 x $9.78$11,736.00
Total$48,216.00

Look at you, you found the next invoice.

INVOICE 10483

Terms
Net 60
Issued
Nov 3, 2026
Due
Jan 2, 2027
Items
  • Patio chairs, SKU 2210300 x $41.00$12,300.00
  • Seat cushions, SKU 2211300 x $18.00$5,400.00
  • One curious swipe1 x $0.00$0.00
Total$17,700.00

Still swiping? We like you.

INVOICE 10484

Terms
Net 60
Issued
Nov 4, 2026
Due
Jan 3, 2027
Items
  • Holiday mugs, SKU 31022,400 x $3.10$7,440.00
  • Gift boxes, SKU 3103800 x $2.25$1,800.00
  • Extra marshmallows1 x $0.00$0.00
Total$9,240.00

You really like invoices. Same.

INVOICE 10485

Terms
Net 60
Issued
Nov 5, 2026
Due
Jan 4, 2027
Items
  • Dog beds, large450 x $27.00$12,150.00
  • Squeaky toys1,000 x $1.80$1,800.00
  • Belly rubs, unlimited1 x $0.00$0.00
Total$13,950.00

Okay, now it is getting cute.

INVOICE 10486

Terms
Net 60
Issued
Nov 6, 2026
Due
Jan 5, 2027
Items
  • Tiny sweaters for tiny dogs600 x $9.50$5,700.00
  • Matching tiny hats600 x $4.00$2,400.00
  • Your patience1 x $0.00$0.00
Total$8,100.00

Warning: maximum cuteness ahead.

INVOICE 10487

Terms
Net 60
Issued
Nov 7, 2026
Due
Jan 6, 2027
Items
  • Kitten-sized cardboard boxes1,500 x $1.20$1,800.00
  • Very small scarves500 x $6.40$3,200.00
  • One slow blink1 x $0.00$0.00
Total$5,000.00

This is the cutest invoice we have ever funded.

INVOICE 10488

Terms
Net 60
Issued
Nov 8, 2026
Due
Jan 7, 2027
Items
  • Baby goat pajamas, size XS120 x $14.00$1,680.00
  • Duckling rain boots, set of 2240 x $7.50$1,800.00
  • A nap in the sun1 x $0.00$0.00
Total$3,480.00

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Sample invoices. Figures are for illustration only.

For suppliers who bill retailers on terms

Invoice factoring

Get cash for unpaid retailer invoices now, instead of waiting for net 30 to net 120 terms.

  1. Day 0

    You ship and invoice the retailer

  2. Within days

    Boom Capital advances cash against the invoice

  3. Net 30 to 120

    The retailer pays on its normal terms

  4. Then

    The payment settles the advance

Who it is for

Suppliers that sell to retailers on payment terms, such as Walmart as a supplier (1P), Target and Costco. You have already shipped the goods and sent the invoice.

How repayment works

When your retailer pays the invoice, that payment settles the advance. You do not make separate monthly payments.

What we ask for

  • Unpaid invoices to retailers
  • Proof of delivery or purchase orders
  • Basic business details
  • Optional: consent to review your Walmart data

Apply for invoice factoring

For marketplace sellers

Inventory funding

Fund a large share of a purchase order for products that already sell on Walmart Marketplace, WFS or Amazon.

  1. Order

    Boom Capital pays part of your supplier’s purchase order

  2. Production and freight

    Your goods are made, shipped and checked in

  3. Selling

    You repay in set payments matched to how fast it sells

  4. Before your next order

    The balance is paid off

Who it is for

Marketplace sellers with products that already sell and a proven sales history. This is for restocking existing products, not for launching brand-new ones.

How repayment works

You pay a flat fee that is shown before you sign. Repayment follows how fast your inventory sells.

What we ask for

  • A purchase order or supplier quote
  • Marketplace sales history for the products
  • Basic business details
  • Optional: consent to review your marketplace data

Apply for inventory funding

How we decide

We underwrite from the data your sales channels already have, so the application stays short.

How we decide
What we need to knowWhere we look, with your written consent
Is the business growing?Monthly sales by marketplace and retailer
Do your customers pay on time?Retailer payment history and terms
How much gets deducted?Deductions and chargebacks, and which ones were invalid
Is the product proven?Units sold per SKU over the last year

Shared only with your written authorization, which you can revoke at any time.

Questions

What is the difference between invoice factoring and inventory funding?
Invoice factoring is for suppliers that sell to retailers on payment terms. The goods are delivered, the retailer owes you, and you want the cash sooner. Inventory funding is for marketplace sellers who want to buy more stock. It funds part of a purchase order so you can restock before you run out. Not sure which fits? Choose Not sure yet on the application and Sam will help.
Who provides the funding?
Funding is provided by Boom Capital. Boom Capital reviews your application, makes the offer and funds approved applications. All funding is subject to review and approval.
What data do you look at?
For inventory funding, mainly your marketplace sales history. For factoring, the invoices you want funded and how your retailer pays. If you give written consent, we can review your Walmart sales, payment and deduction data directly. Otherwise you can upload reports or statements. We ask only for what we need to review your application.
Can I take back my data permission?
Yes. The data consent on the application is optional, and you can revoke it at any time by emailing sam@boomcapital.ai. After you revoke it, we stop reviewing that data. We may need to keep records we already hold, as the law requires.
Will applying affect my credit?
We make decisions mainly from your sales history. If a credit check is ever part of your review, we will tell you before it happens and ask for your permission first.
How fast can I get a decision and funding?
Sam reaches out within one business day of your application. How fast you are funded after that depends on how quickly we get your data and documents.
Do my customers know I use factoring?
With factoring, the retailer is usually told that an invoice has been assigned and is asked to pay Boom Capital. This is called a notice of assignment. Whether and how your retailer is notified depends on the arrangement, and we explain it before you sign. With inventory funding, we explain how repayment is collected before you sign.
What if my inventory sells slower than planned?
Repayment is planned around how fast your products have sold in the past. If sales slow down, tell Sam early. What happens in that case is set out in your agreement, and we walk through it with you before you sign.
Which marketplaces and retailers do you work with?
We focus on Walmart Marketplace, Walmart Fulfillment Services (WFS), Walmart as a supplier (1P) and Amazon. For factoring we also consider invoices to retailers such as Target and Costco. If you sell somewhere else, apply and tell us. We will let you know if we can help.
What does it cost?
We do not list one price here, because it depends on the product and your business. Your written offer shows the full cost as a single dollar amount before you sign, and you decide whether to accept it.

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Or email sam@boomcapital.ai