01For operator-founders
Incubate
You know the problem. We build the business together, with capital and an operating platform behind you from day zero.
Build with usOperators first. Partners for the long term.
Capital for
the work ahead.
We invest in the people building the future of account recovery.
The Path Capital is an investment firm for founders and owners in account recovery. We bring our own capital, a long-term perspective, and an operating platform to help you build.
Find your pathAccount recovery. Our focus, every day.Explore the approach
Our operating platform
MSBCollect EasyAR REFour acquired agencies
01 / Two ways to work together
From the first idea.
To the next chapter.
We build with founders from day zero and invest in established companies. Our own operating cash backs each commitment, with the structure shaped around the business and its next stage.
02For established businesses
Invest
You’ve built something that works. We consider minority and majority stakes, and acquisitions of agencies and technology businesses.
Plan your next chapter02 / More than a check
Experience that
gets to work.
We pair investment with the experience of our platform companies, helping founders test an idea, build capacity, and work through their next acquisition.
Meet the operating platform01
A place to start
Explore whether placements and volume from the platform are a fit, subject to client agreements and licensing.
02
Operating support
Agree the software, back-office, and operating support that will help your business reach its next stage.
03
A partner through change
Bring acquisition experience to the decisions that shape your next stage.
03 / The ambition behind the capital
Build the platform.
Back the next builders.
Our goal is to grow the operating platform and invest part of its profits — never client funds — in the next generation of account recovery businesses.
Platform goal · monthly new placements$100M
Platform goal · monthly recoveries~$6M
These are goals for the operating platform, not current results or forecasts. Placements are the face value of accounts assigned for recovery; recoveries are amounts collected, not revenue or cash available to invest. The timing and amount of future investment depend on operating performance and cash needs.
The next conversation
Let’s build what comes next.
Tell us what you’re building, where you are today, and what the right partner would make possible.