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Back profitable software businesses and receive monthly payouts from their verified revenue. Plain-English terms, every dollar traceable.
Builders list a fixed share of verified revenue. You buy a piece. Every month it pays you, automatically, until you hit the cap.
Every listing shows revenue read straight from the payment processor, refreshed daily. No decks, no projections — builders can't type their own numbers.
Invest from $50. Your slice is pro-rata: $500 of a $64,000 raise earns 0.78% of every distribution the pool receives.
Distributions settle on the 1st until you reach your return cap — typically 1.6–2.0× what you put in. You do nothing.
Every figure is pulled through a read-only connection to the app's payment processor and refreshed daily. The chart is the truth.
Builders post two to three months of expected distributions before raising a dollar. Miss a payout — the bond pays backers instead.
Distributions compute from verified revenue and settle on the 1st — publicly, in a fraction of a second, for a fraction of a cent.
Every listing on Pebble launches with processor-verified revenue, a posted escrow bond, and a public disclosure — and members get first access when raises open. Create your account to be first in line.
Revenue read straight from Stripe or Paddle through a read-only key. Distributions bonded onchain before a single dollar is raised. A standard disclosure anyone can read before backing.
Sell a capped share of revenue instead of equity. No VCs, no board seats, no bank. Six months of verifiable revenue is all it takes to list.
A capped revenue-share agreement. You receive your pro-rata portion of a fixed percentage of an app's gross revenue, paid monthly, until total payments reach the stated cap (for example 1.8× your investment). You are not buying equity, shares, or ownership of the business.
Listing figures are pulled through a read-only connection to the app's payment processor and refreshed daily. Builders can't type in their own numbers, and each monthly distribution is computed from that same verified feed.
Your payouts scale with real revenue, so they fall too — that's the core risk, stated plainly. If a builder misses a distribution, their escrow bond is paid to backers, and the listing is frozen and flagged publicly.
On the 1st of each month, distributions are computed from the prior month's verified revenue and settled to your account on-chain. Every payment is tracked, per app, in your payout history.
Builders pay 4% of the amount raised. Backers pay 1% on distributions — you always see the net figure before you invest. No account, deposit, or withdrawal fees.
Yes. Software businesses can shrink or fail, payouts are not guaranteed, and you may receive back less than you invest. Pebble verifies data and bonds payouts; it does not eliminate business risk. Never invest money you can't afford to lose.
Members get first access when listings open.
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