10×
Revenue growth since March
$100K
ADEQ recycling grant in progress
3
Revenue lines — resale, ITAD, metals
$113K+
Raised from early backers
How to partner
One business. Three ways in.
Two of these fund the same near-term need — keeping our metals-recovery line running and smoothing cash flow as inventory sells through. The third is a short-term, grant-backed facility. How you're repaid is the difference.
At a glance
| Track A · Bridge | Track B · Equity | Track C · Grant Float | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Structure | Debt (bridge loan) | Equity (≤ 10%, perpetual) | Secured / reimbursement-backed |
| Capital | $30,000 now | $30,000 now + up to $100K float | Up to $100,000 (to be drawn) |
| Ownership | None | Up to 10% (after diligence) | None |
| Return | Interest + principal | Ownership upside, perpetuity | Interest on the drawn amount |
| Repaid from grant funds? | Never | Only the float portion | Yes — from reimbursements |
A note on the ADEQ grant
Arizona's Recycling Grant is reimbursement-based — awarded dollars are fronted, then repaid by the state as invoices are submitted. That's the reason Tracks B and C include a float component. If we're honored with the award, we'd deploy up to $100,000 on collection trucks and processing-equipment upgrades across the first half of 2027, repaid dollar-for-dollar as reimbursements arrive. We're not asking anyone to take a risk on a hypothetical — a contracted intent, signed before award, guarantees funds are available the same day the ADEQ letter lands. If we don't win, there's no draw and no cost to that partner.
Let's talk structure
Which track fits you?
Tell us a little about yourself and we'll set up a conversation with Greg Chernoff, CEO.
Prefer email? Reach Greg Chernoff directly at [email protected]
