Embedded revenue-based funding infrastructure for platforms and their merchants
Liberis provides embedded merchant financing that platforms such as SaaS providers, marketplaces and payment processors offer under their own brand. Its stack spans both Azure (.NET, Azure DevOps) and GCP (BigQuery, dbt), and an active Azure-to-GCP migration assessment alongside shared CI/CD and service templates points to a platform-engineering consolidation push. Collections, default reduction and pricing decisioning dominate the risk-side pain points.
Liberis is a London-headquartered embedded finance provider founded in 2007, employing 201–500 people. It partners with vertical SaaS providers, marketplaces and payment companies so they can offer business funding, including revenue-based and merchant cash advance products, to their merchant bases. An API-driven architecture lets partners configure and launch offerings across 15 markets. Merchant funding ranges from $500 to over $1M, with repayment tied to business performance. The company hires across the United Kingdom, India, the United States and Sweden.
Liberis runs C#/.NET, Node.js and Python services with React and Next.js front ends, across Azure and GCP. Data runs on BigQuery, dbt and Looker, with Datadog, incident.io, Salesforce and Zendesk in operations.
Liberis is assessing an Azure-to-GCP migration. It currently uses both clouds, with Azure DevOps for delivery and BigQuery on GCP for analytics.
Liberis hires in the United Kingdom, India, the United States and Sweden, with engineering and sales the most active departments and a senior-leaning seniority mix.
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