Startup Investing Investment Platforms

Venture capital funds early-stage startups in exchange for equity. Here's how VC works, what returns look like, and how retail investors can now access venture capital.

Pre-IPO investments can return 10x or go to zero. They're illiquid, hard to value, and may never have a liquidity event. Here's what to know before investing.

Equity crowdfunding lets retail investors back startups through Reg CF platforms. Venture capital is for institutional investors. Here's how they compare.

Regulation A+ allows companies to raise up to $75M from non-accredited investors with lighter disclosure requirements than a full IPO. Here's how it works.

Reg CF is the SEC framework that allows non-accredited investors to invest in startups through equity crowdfunding. Here's how the rules work and what you can invest in.

Non-accredited investors can invest up to $2,500 or 5-10% of annual income in Reg CF offerings annually, depending on their income. Here's how the limits work.