A seller's dashboard says sales are up 40% this month. Their bank balance says something different — payouts land on a delay, and the stock for next month's demand needed to be ordered three weeks ago. That gap is where sellers start looking at other platforms, or stall out entirely.
Butter reads a seller's own performance — order volume, payout history, repeat sales — and turns it into working capital, delivered inside your platform, timed to how their business actually sells.
Their best-selling item just sold out. Financing should show up before the restock order does, not after.
The order is confirmed. The seller shouldn't have to wait for the payout cycle to act on it.
Demand spikes around a launch or a season. Capital should spike with it, then step back down.
Stock for next month's orders can be bought before this month's payout lands.
Sellers stay on the platform that funds the growth it helped create.
A commission line on every seller you help fund.