HighPath Capital · Pilot program
The Problem
Government grants are reimbursement-based. You hire the engineer, buy the equipment, run the pilot, and file a claim. Then you wait. Typically for 60 to 120 days. Sometimes longer. Until the money lands, you are operating on fumes, as if you never were approved for the grant in the first place.
The same thing happens with growth spending. You pay the supplier or the ad platform today. The sales arrive over the next few months.
Ask a bank and you hear “come back in two years.” Ask a revenue-based financer and you hand over a slice of every sale, every day. So most founders slow the project down, skip the grant, or stretch their cash thinner than they should.
Product
Cash now against a grant you have already been approved for, so you can start the project before the reimbursement arrives.
We advance up to 85% of the grant money still owed to you (the unreimbursed portion, not the total grant).
You pay interest monthly by pre-authorized debit.
When the funder reimburses you, the payment goes into a collection account, we take the principal and any interest accrued since your last debit, and the rest is sent to you within 2 business days.
Projects longer than 6 months are funded in tranches, each sized to the next claim period. The next tranche is released once the previous claim is filed.
TERMS AT A GLANCE

Product
A line of up to $250,000 for inventory purchases and advertising that pays for itself. Draw what you need, repay over up to 6 months, draw again.
We set a limit based on your revenue, gross profit and existing debt.
Draw $10,000 or more at a time. Funds arrive within 24 hours.
Each draw is repaid in equal monthly payments: up to 6 months for inventory, up to 4 months for advertising.
As you repay, that capacity is available to draw again. We review the limit every 6 months with fresh data.
TERMS AT A GLANCE
How to start
Most teams begin with planning, not pressure.
HighPath supports preparation, execution, and everything in between.
Eligibility
Most of it is already in HighPath: bank transactions, accounting, your grant agreement and claim history. Growth Line applicants also connect read-only access to Shopify, Stripe, Meta or Google Ads and share an inventory report, supplier POs and an insurance certificate.
NOT A FIT
Comparison
Typical bank term loan
Speed to decision
Weeks to months
Eligibility
Usually 2+ years, profits, hard collateral
Repayment cadence
Monthly over years
Cost transparency
Prime-plus rate plus fees and covenants
Equity dilution
None (venture debt may add warrants)
Ticket size
Often $250,000+
HighPath Capital
Speed to decision
2 to 3 business days
Eligibility
6+ months operating; approved grant or $500k+ revenue near breakeven
Repayment cadence
One monthly debit
Cost transparency
Stated monthly rate, 2% fee, no prepayment penalty
Equity dilution
None
Ticket size
$25,000 to $250,000
Typical revenue-based financer
Speed to decision
Days
Eligibility
Mostly e-commerce; high minimum revenue
Repayment cadence
Daily or weekly, as a share of sales
Cost transparency
Flat fee that does not fall if you repay early
Equity dilution
None
Ticket size
Often $100,000+
Every lender is different. Ask any of them, including us, for the total cost in dollars before you sign.
FAQs
HighPath Capital is a pilot program offered by HighPath Capital Inc., a proposed subsidiary of HighPath Software Inc. All financing is subject to credit approval and to the terms of a signed financing agreement, and is available only to incorporated Canadian businesses for business purposes. Not available in Quebec until confirmed. Financing is secured by a general security agreement and a personal guarantee. Rates shown are simple monthly interest on the outstanding balance; the 2% origination fee is deducted from the amount advanced. Worked examples are illustrative and assume payments are made on schedule. A written cost-of-credit calculation is included with every term sheet. Credit checks on guarantors are performed with written consent under PIPEDA. Terms may change during the pilot; signed agreements keep their terms. This page is not an offer to lend. September 2026.
