Different businesses need different ways to build.
Sixty8 projects can be structured as traditional paid engagements, approved project financing, or qualifying investment partnerships involving equity, revenue participation, or a custom combination of terms.
The model comes after we understand what needs to be built.
Sixty8 first defines the project and establishes its approved value. From there, we determine whether a standard engagement, approved financing arrangement, or investment partnership should be considered.
Not every project needs to become a partnership.
Businesses can still work with Sixty8 without giving up equity or revenue participation.
Pay for the project normally.
Sixty8 scopes and builds the work under a standard commercial agreement.
- No Sixty8 investment
- No equity participation
- No revenue participation
- Standard project billing
Pay part now and an approved balance over time.
For approved projects, Sixty8 may permit a defined portion of project price to be repaid over an agreed term.
- Proposed minimum down payment: 30%
- Approved balance is repayable
- No equity by default
- No revenue participation by default
Start smaller before structuring a larger build.
For early-stage businesses that need clarity, foundation, planning, or validation before a larger project or partnership.
- Lower entry point
- Clear first step
- No investment required
- Can lead into a larger engagement later
Sixty8 may invest approved project value instead of requiring the business to fund everything upfront.
For qualifying opportunities, Sixty8 may contribute an approved portion of project value in exchange for separately negotiated economic participation.
Equity Partnership
Sixty8 invests approved project value in exchange for a negotiated ownership interest.
- Negotiated ownership percentage
- Investment portion is not ordinary project debt
- Founder generally retains day-to-day control
- Repurchase rights may be defined by agreement
Revenue Participation
Sixty8 invests approved project value in exchange for participation in specifically defined qualifying revenue.
- No ownership by default
- Negotiated revenue percentage
- Defined participation period
- Cap or buyout terms may apply
Hybrid Partnership
A custom structure may combine two defined economic components when a single model does not fit the opportunity.
- Equity + revenue
- Equity + financing
- Revenue + financing
- Each component documented independently
Larger projects require greater business participation.
These ranges establish general minimum business contributions for investment consideration. They do not guarantee the maximum Sixty8 participation shown.
Maximum potential Sixty8 portion: up to 75%, subject to evaluation and approval.
Maximum potential Sixty8 portion: up to 65%, subject to evaluation and approval.
Maximum potential Sixty8 portion: up to 60%, subject to evaluation and approval.
Maximum potential Sixty8 portion: up to 50%, subject to evaluation and approval.
Eligibility creates a range—not an automatic offer.
For a $20,000 approved project, the general minimum business contribution is 25%. The remaining amount may be eligible for Sixty8 consideration, but the final contribution and economic structure remain subject to evaluation.
Qualification is about more than the numbers.
Meeting a contribution threshold only establishes eligibility for evaluation. Sixty8 still evaluates the business, opportunity, feasibility, and strategic fit.
Business & Founder Commitment
Leadership participation, transparency, responsiveness, and willingness to contribute materially to the project.
Market & Customer Opportunity
Evidence of a real customer problem, market demand, or commercial need.
Revenue Model
A credible way the business can create revenue, recurring value, or measurable economic return.
Project Feasibility
A project scope that is technically, operationally, and commercially realistic.
Sixty8 Strategic Fit
A meaningful role for Sixty8's design, software, AI, automation, marketing, web, or emerging-technology capabilities.
Financial Readiness
Ability to meet the business contribution and support ongoing operating needs outside the Sixty8 investment.
Different structures create different obligations.
| Model | Sixty8 Invests | Repayable Balance | Equity | Revenue Participation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Traditional Project | No | No financing by default | No | No |
| Project Financing | No investment component | Yes | No | No |
| Equity Partnership | Yes | No, for investment portion | Yes | No by default |
| Revenue Partnership | Yes | No, for investment portion | No | Yes |
| Hybrid Partnership | May | May | May | May |
Understand the process before you apply.
Start with what you're building. We can evaluate how to structure it.
Tell Sixty8 about the business, the project, what you can contribute, and what you need help creating. We can determine whether a traditional project, financing option, or investment partnership should be considered.