If You’re Making Millions, Why Do You Need Funding?

YouTube AdSense revenue is inconsistent and delayed so planning for big expenses can be a challenge. Get the cash you need to take your business to the next level. 

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Your YouTube channel is making thousands of dollars a week, so why do you need money?

 

As the saying goes – it takes money to make money.

 

YouTube AdSense revenue is inconsistent and delayed so planning for big expenses can be a challenge.

 

Get the cash you need to take your business to the next level.

 

Most businesses have access to loans or basic funding from traditional financial institutions, or digital financial service providers but this seems to be a roadblock for YouTube creators. Banks have struggled to modernize their systems for valuing and lending to YouTube creators.

 

Breeze saw this gap in the market and has built a solution to help YouTube creators get the funding that they deserve.

 

We see the earnings yourYouTube channel makes and recognize you as a legitimate business. While banks may look at a company's sales, or cash flow, we analyze your channel and AdSense revenue, and make you an offer within days. It’s as simple as that.

 

So, what do you need the money for?

·     Purchasing Equipment (cameras, lighting, microphones, computers, etc.)

·     Growing Your Team (editor, videographer, managers, etc.)

·     New Video Content Ideas (giveaways, sets, products, trips)

·     New Business Ventures (merch, second channel, podcast, or expand from YouTube to Instagram or TikTok)

 

You have grown your channel and business to this point, potentially without any financial support, image where it can go with a boost of cash…

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Big Money to Big Creators

From $50,000 to $1,000,000s how much money are you looking to invest in your channel?

$25,000
Monthly Adsense Revenue
$5K
$250K+

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