Helping Investors Get Started in Equity Crowdfunding
Invest in exciting startups and help create a brighter future for the world (and your portfolio)
What is Equity Crowdfunding?
In May 2016, a new type of asset class opened up in the USA to everyday investors like you and me for the first time since 1934. Now, all investors, regardless of income, have the ability to invest in early-stage startups through something called equity crowdfunding.
Compared to rewards-based crowdfunding companies - such as Kickstarter and Indiegogo - equity crowdfunding differs in that you own a piece of the company (i.e. equity), sharing in the successes and failures.
Why invest in startups?
Support Founders Near and Far
Interested in owning a piece of a local brewery? Or perhaps taking part in a high-growth startup's success? Both (and more) are possible with Reg CF, as companies that raise funds on approved funding portals are available to all investors.
Diversify Your Portfolio
As an asset class, startups provide an alternative outside of public market stocks or bonds. With minimum investment limits as low as $10 per company, investors can spread their risk among many startups.
High Risk, High Potential Reward
While many startups will fail to return any money to investors, the few that succeed can provide massive returns. These unicorns ($1 billion+ companies) in the industry are part of the reason that taking all the risk can be worth it.
Ready to learn how to invest in your first (or tenth) startup?
What is CrowdWise?
Academy
Free courses (we strive to be better than most paid content out there) to help you learn everything you need to get started, as well as topics for the more advanced investor.
Community
A collaborative, investor-only community where you can share ideas and investment strategies and learn from others in the world of equity crowdfunding.
Resources
Free due diligence checklists, eBooks, courses, book summaries, blogs, and other content to ensure you have everything you need to start investing in equity crowdfunding.
Blog
Covering topics relevant to crowdfunding investors, ranging from the latest news in equity crowdfunding, to investing fundamentals, to advanced topics such as taxes and screening startups.
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