Finance the asset
Explore equipment leasing, asset-backed facilities and fleet structures for eligible robotic systems.
Deployment capital for Physical AI
You build
the robots.
We help fund scale.
HereYouGo helps robotics manufacturers and operators structure financing for commercial deployments—so growth capital can build the company instead of sitting inside every machine.
DEPLOYMENT / FACTORY-01● READY TO SCALE
PERCEPTIONCONTROLACTION
CAPITAL → ASSET → OUTPUTPHYSICAL AI
EQUIPMENTCONTRACTSDEPLOYMENT
ROBOTIC CELLS AUTONOMOUS FLEETS INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION REMOTE OPERATIONS PHYSICAL AI
The deployment gapA working robot is not yet
A working robot is not yet
a scaled business.
Hardware companies need capital before deployments generate predictable cash flow. Operators need a way to adopt automation without buying every machine upfront. HereYouGo works at that gap.
Connect revenue to capital
Align customer contracts, Robotics-as-a-Service economics and deployment milestones with the financing plan.
Scale the fleet
Move from a paid pilot to repeatable deployments without financing every unit from venture equity.
Who we serveOne deployment.
One deployment.
Two sides of the deal.
The manufacturer needs capital to build and deploy. The operator needs a practical way to adopt automation. A workable structure must serve both.
Keep growth capital out of the fleet.
Offer commercial customers a recurring or financed deployment without turning the company balance sheet into a captive lending book.
- Support RaaS and monthly pricing
- Release capital from eligible installed fleets
- Build a repeatable program for future deployments
Adopt automation without buying every machine upfront.
Evaluate equipment, lease or service structures that connect payments to a defined deployment and operating plan.
- Manufacturing and warehouse automation
- Fleet and multi-site rollout planning
- Clear ownership, service and end-of-term paths
Where Physical AI mattersRobots for essential,
Robots for essential,
physical work.
We prioritize environments where machines can improve throughput, extend scarce labor, increase consistency or keep people away from dangerous tasks.
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Manufacturing
Robotic cells, machine tending, inspection, material handling and flexible automation for factories.
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Logistics
Autonomous mobile robots, picking systems, sorting, loading and industrial yard operations.
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Healthcare
Robotic systems for surgery support, rehabilitation, pharmacy, hospital logistics and assisted care—subject to applicable approvals.
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Mining
Autonomous haulage, drilling, inspection and remote operation where safety and uptime matter.
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Energy & utilities
Inspection, maintenance and remote systems for power, oil and gas, water and critical infrastructure.
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Hazardous environments
Robots for fire, radiation, confined spaces, disaster response, offshore and other dangerous work.
Financing structuresCapital designed for
Capital designed for
machines that earn.
The right structure depends on asset life, resale value, customer contracts, service model, deployment risk and company stage.
Equipment financing
Finance eligible robots, tooling, sensors and deployment equipment over an agreed term.
Robotics-as-a-Service
Structure deployments around recurring customer payments and measurable machine output.
Fleet facilities
Create a repeatable capital source for additional units, sites or customers as utilization grows.
Sale-leaseback
Explore liquidity from eligible deployed equipment while continuing to operate the assets.
Project & SPV capital
Separate defined assets, contracts and economics into a project-specific structure.
Growth partnerships
Connect strategic capital with manufacturers and operators building scaled physical deployments.
Two starting pointsFinance the fleet you have.
Finance the fleet you have.
Or the pipeline ahead.
Existing deployments and future sales require different evidence, timing and structures. Both can be designed as part of one repeatable financing program.
Release capital already tied up.
Review installed, accepted and performing deployments with durable customer payments, operating history and a practical service and recovery plan.
Useful inputs- Acceptance and installation status
- Remaining contract payments
- Fleet performance and service history
- Equipment ownership and liens
Put financing behind the sales process.
Define eligibility before installation so qualifying customers and machines can move through a consistent review process as the pipeline converts.
Useful inputs- Representative customer contract
- Hardware and service pricing
- Deployment and acceptance milestones
- 12-month qualified pipeline
5 providers offering commercial robot financing in the United States.
Compare robot focus, financing products and publicly stated program details from KLC, Spotlight, Envision, CHG-MERIDIAN and Quail.
A project-first processFrom machine economics
From machine economics
to capital structure.
We begin with the robot, the customer and the work being performed. The financing follows the operating reality—not the other way around.
Define the deployment
Robot, task, site, customer, unit economics, timeline and capital need.
Assess financeability
Asset value, serviceability, utilization, contracts, deployment risk and downside path.
Structure & connect
Map the capital stack and coordinate relevant lenders, investors, manufacturers and operators.
Deploy & repeat
Support the commercial work required to finance the next machine, site or fleet.
SUPPORTING LAYER
Compute and infrastructure, when the robot deployment requires it.
Some Physical AI projects also need edge compute, GPU systems or data-center capacity. We can consider these as supporting components—not the center of the business.
Still building the pipeline?Prepare the contract
Prepare the contract
before the capital is needed.
Talk to us before deployment. We can help identify the contract terms, operating evidence and asset information financing partners are likely to request—so the financing path is not invented after the customer is ready.
Start earlyBring us the deploymentWhat will the robots
What will the robots
do in the real world?
Share the machine, task, customer, deployment size, capital need and target date.
Submit a project