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Super G Funding Closes Acquisition Financing for SaaS Company

December 03, 2015, 07:58 AM
Filed Under: Technology

Super G Funding announced it provided acquisiton funding to Simply Color Lab, one of the nation’s top professional photography printers in the acquisition of ShootQ, a SaaS company that provides a complete studio management system made especially for photographers. ShootQ’s virtual management software assists its professional photography users in all facets of the sales process from tracking prospective clients, contract and payment management, to client product delivery, and much more.

Simply Color Lab could not obtain enough availability from its senior lender to purchase ShootQ and fund growth.  Simply Color Lab needed a lender that would underwrite the monthly recurring revenue and cash flow of ShootQ rather than focusing on its assets, or lack thereof.  As with all acquisition deals, a quick close was required as well. Super G was able to get comfortable with ShootQ’s subscriber statistics and monthly recurring revenue to finance a majority of the purchase price with the remainder coming from Simply Color Lab as equity.  Super G structured a non-dilutive 24 month solution for the acquisition that should be highly accretive as it allows Simply Color Lab to further expand its product and service capabilities to provide its customers with a quality management program that will create more efficient business practices and significant cross-selling opportunities.
                                                                                                 
Super G Funding is an alternative lender with over $100 million in committed capital specializing in residual and cash flow loans.  Super G's mission is to fill the credit void in the lower middle-market by providing non-dilutive, senior and subordinated debt solutions to businesses in need of financing for working capital, growth capital, acquisition capital, or special situation financing.





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