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Defining a startup can be challenging as it might involve creating a new product or service under conditions of extreme uncertainty or addressing a problem where the solution is not immediately evident, and success is not guaranteed. Regardless of the specific definition, it used to be that investing in startups required significant wealth and influential connections. However, this is no longer the case; average investors now have the opportunity to participate in exciting startup ventures through crowdfunding sites.While startup investing holds the potential for significant returns, it's crucial to recognize the associated substantial risks. A considerable number of startups fail, and despite thorough research, investors may find themselves with little to show for their investment. To embark on the journey of investing in startups, here's what you need to know.
Ordinary people can invest in startups via crowdfunding sites. Startup investing platforms offer a curated selection of companies, and require varying minimum buy-ins. Major players in the crowdfunding startup space include:
Wefunder
SeedInvest
StartEngine
Republic
“Thousands of companies apply to raise on our platform each year, and we approve only about 3% of them,” says Kendrick Nguyen, CEO of crowdfunding platform Republic.Most of the sites listed above let you get started investing in startups with as little as $100, while SeedInvest requires at least $500. AngelList is another leading startup investing platform, but it only admits accredited investors with incomes of at least $200,000 ($300,000 if married) or net worth of at least $1 million, excluding their primary residence. Minimum buy-ins on AngelList are at least $1,000.
We are a private network of early seed stage investors with an attention to talents without capital, and with a solid knowledge in growth hacking strategies, we are able to guide startups to the next investment series.
Investing in Startups is risky! but we focus on controlling the capital given by the investors in a way to reduce risks efficiently, we act as a board of specialists in technology and marketing, consulting and deciding every step of the next milestone. As we have been startup founders before, we know how to overcome growth challenges.
Most of the investors rely on the trust, we are your additional trust seal, limiting any huge risk by acting as an active team member of the startups you may be interested to invest in.
For an investor, there’s no greater thrill than getting behind
a promising new business early on and helping to make it a success.