1) Your pitch mentions a parent company (Renovation Group) and a sister company (Yellowsack). Can you provide an overview of the corporate structure (e.g., are there other sister companies/subsidiaries)? 2) It looks like much of the same team is running both Yellowsack and Yel...

Hi Kevin. Thank you for the questions and thorough reading of the material 1: Yellowpay is owned by a holding company Renovation Group. Renovation Group also owns Yellowsack, which is the sister company of Yellowpay. There are no ties between Yellowsack and Yellowpay, and there are no other companies in the structure. 2: The team at Yellowpay are 100% focused on Yellowpay and its success and are only employed by Yellowpay. Their positions at Yellowsack have been replaced by other team members...

How do you compare against BlueTape? https://bluetape.com/

Hi Gordon. It is hard for me to compare Yellowpay and BlueTape as I haven't met anyone which have had any relationship with their service. Based it off of what they say on their webpage Yellowpay and BlueYape are very similar. Yellowpay have signed deals for $150 million over the next 12 months and are soon adding another great US solar manufacturer where we will be the primary source of financing. The reason why our vendor loves us is that we do the underwriting in less than 24 hours, the pa...

1) What is the exit strategy for investors. Can you give a projected on ROI. 2) Walk us through the how you came up with the valuation number. 3) Seems like the company is providing a bridge loan for materials so contractors don't have to come out of pocket- which solves a hug...

Hi Rob. Thank you for the questions. 1: Its hard for me to project a ROI at this stage. What I do know is that we have signed deals worth $150 million over the next 12 months, and if we can deliver on those deals the company will be valued multiple times the 8 million cap. 2: The funding is a convertible not with 8 million cap and 20% discount. The main benefits of using a convertible (where the company is not priced) is that we dont have to figure out a price at this early stage with few pri...

What are your revenues as of now? Do you have any responsibilities for the loan? What percent of the loan turns into revenue on average?

Hi Eliezer. Thank you for the questions. We are in talks with multiple financial institutions for having a line of credit going forward, but at the moment we are financing it by equity. All the credit offered turns in to revenue as the vendor always pay a fee for offering the service to their contractors.

You mention a 20% discount but I don't see that in the investmsnt terms. What is the max raise for this round? Can you also break down how the funds will be use for this current round to grow the business?

Hi Gregg. The 20% discount should be shown when your press the invest button. It is also in the Convertible note your are signing when investing, where it is mentioned in 2.a.(i) as 0.8. Max raise for this round is $1,070,000. The funds of this round will be 7.5% allocated to Wefunder and 92.5% allocated to credit given to our customers. When raising $1,070,000 we are at break-even.

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$2M+ current monthly transaction volume and growing

$15.4M in total transaction volume in 2025

$1.34M gross profits in 2025 with ~$90K in net profit

50% return on capital deployed, with Allianz & Cofase backing the risk

~8.5% take rate on every dollar processed

150+ suppliers and 350+ contractors on the platform

~$60K average deal size; capital recycled every ~65 days

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