LARP, Revenue infrastructure for serious founders

A platform called LARP describes itself as revenue infrastructure for founders and allows users to simulate annual recurring revenue growth without moving cash, according to its website. The site states that no product or customers are required to use the service. It depicts a network of companies exchanging capital, chips and cloud credits, with each leg counted as revenue. Users can enter a startup name and a number to watch ARR launch while cash remains unchanged. The platform says controllers and chief financial officers use it to remove settlement friction from the revenue cycle. Testimonials attributed to users claim 340% year-over-year revenue growth without a change in cash position and quarter closes in four days with perfect reconciliation. LARP says a single endpoint posts matched entries to both counterparties. The site states it facilitates mutual service agreements between consenting, verified business entities with genuine deliverables and consideration, allowing each party to recognize revenue under ASC 606. It says customers are solely responsible for compliance with accounting standards, disclosure obligations and securities law, and that LARP does not provide accounting, legal or tax advice. The platform distinguishes its arrangements from round-tripping, which it defines as sham transactions with no economic substance. The pricing page says charging users would create real revenue and violate its principles, and that no real money ever moves because that would be securities fraud.