Minno lands debt financing from Capital IP to grow faith-based kids streaming
What's the deal? Minno, a subscription streaming platform for faith-based children's content, has raised debt financing led by Capital IP Investment PartnersDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →. The San Francisco firm announced the strategic investment on July 30, 2026.
What's the endgame? Minno, operated by Winsome Truth, Inc., offers a curated library of over 200 shows and 3,700 episodes for children aged 4 to 10. The financing will support subscriber growth and expanded distribution across platforms including Amazon Prime Video and Roku.
Why now? The platform reported roughly 64% year-over-year subscriber growth from 2024 to 2025, driven by original series such as Laugh and Grow Bible for Kids and Young David . "The pieces are all in place," said chief executive officer Erick Goss.
Who's backing it? Capital IP is a private investment firm focused on debt and hybrid capital solutions for technology companies, including SaaS and recurring-revenue platforms. "Minno has built something genuinely distinctive," said managing partner Riyad Shahjahan.
The signal: Debt financing lets a growing subscription business fund expansion without diluting ownership — an appealing route for a company with recurring revenue and rising subscriber numbers. The deal also underscores the pull of niche streaming, where curated, audience-specific content can build durable momentum.
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