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Reach investors beyond friends and family
Most first-time raisers stall after friends and family. Mownt gives you ways to reach investors you've never met, and keeps a record of the relationship and suitability checks you document for each one. You decide when they are complete.
- Investor ads and events in one pipeline. Mownt also tracks referrals you receive.
- Software subscription. 0% of your raise. 100% of the relationships stay yours.
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Early access sponsors get in first. I read every application myself and reply within a day or two.
The friends and family wall
Everyone says raise from friends and family. Then what?
What if they don't have the money?
Your circle can believe in you and still not be able to write a check.
What if they already invested?
Deal one is funded. Deal two is bigger, and everyone you know is already in.
Where do you find the next investor?
That's the step Mownt's software is built to support. You run the outreach.
What you get
Ways to reach new investors, and a record of the checks you document for each one.
01 · Online
Investor ads at scale
Under Rule 506(c) you can advertise your raise publicly. Every investor must be accredited, and you must take reasonable steps to verify that before accepting their money. Your ads are your statements, so they must be accurate and consistent with your offering documents. Every lead lands in your pipeline.
02 · In person
Conferences and events
Find conferences that organizers describe as bringing together investors in the events list inside Mownt, save the ones worth attending, and log each new contact and conversation from the first meeting. Do not pitch your offering from the stage or in open sessions unless you are raising under 506(c).
Result: a record of each relationship, which can support a 506(b) offer later if the relationship is substantive and began before the offering.
03 · The record
Compliance record
On a 506(b) raise, Mownt asks you to document your relationship and suitability checks before a commitment is recorded. You decide whether they are complete, and Mownt keeps a record of your decision. Mownt shows a running count of non-accredited investors on each deal. Your overall count, across offerings, is yours to confirm with your attorney.
By the numbers
What changes when you raise with Mownt
- ways to reach investors outside your network: investor ads and events
- 2
- of your raise. Software you pay for by the month, not by the booked call.
- 0%
- free tools to start your raise today
- 7
Why Mownt
Other tools manage the investors you have. Mownt is the software you use to reach the ones you don't.
Software you pay for by the month, not by the booked call. Keep your investor portal for distributions and reporting, and export committed investors to it.
| Compared on | Courses | Investor portals | Placement agents | Mownt |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Helps you find new investors | Varies by program | Varies | Introduces investors from its network | No. Mownt does not find or introduce investors. You run your own outreach. |
| What it costs you | Varies | Subscription | Often a success fee, as a registered broker-dealer | Subscription, 0% of raise |
| Who owns the investor relationship | You | You | Set by your agreement with the firm | You, 100% |
| Checks before an investor is admitted | Varies by program | Varies | Varies | Prompts and records your checks. You decide. |
| Built for your first raise | Yes | Varies | Varies by firm | Yes |
General descriptions of categories. Individual providers differ.
Early access
Get in before launch. Get more for it.
- First access before Mownt opens to everyone
- A 15-minute call with me, if you want one
Why we built it
Built by a founder raising capital for his own real estate deals, who hit the same question: where does the next investor come from?
He built Mownt to support that step. You run the outreach.
Questions
Plain answers.
Does Mownt find investors for me?
No. You build and run your own outreach. Mownt does not identify, introduce, contact or solicit investors. Mownt's fees do not depend on whether you raise money, how much you raise, or from whom.
506(b) or 506(c): which one lets me advertise?
506(c). Under Rule 506(c) you can advertise your raise publicly. Every investor must be accredited, and you must take reasonable steps to verify that before accepting their money. Your ads are your statements, so they must be accurate and consistent with your offering documents. On 506(b) you can't advertise the deal, so you grow through events and relationships. On a 506(b) raise, Mownt asks you to document your relationship and suitability checks before a commitment is recorded. You decide whether they are complete, and Mownt keeps a record of your decision.
Do I have to replace my investor portal?
No. Keep it for distributions and reporting. Use Mownt to reach and qualify new investors, then export them with their records.
Do I still need a lawyer?
Yes. A securities attorney should help you choose your exemption, review your documents and advise on your outreach.
When does Mownt launch?
Early access is open now, and Mownt opens to everyone after that. Early access sponsors are contacted first.
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