What does it cost to raise on Invown?

Invown charges issuers three kinds of fees: a flat monthly plan fee while your raise is live, a success fee (commission) on the amount you actually raise, and one-time setup fees. Invown takes no equity in your raise, and investors pay no transaction fees when they invest through Invown.

There are three plans:

• Starter — $0 per month with a 6% success fee, plus one-time fees of $1,499 onboarding, $500 deal review, and $1,500 escrow setup. Legal documentation is priced on application.
• Professional — $749 per month with a 4% success fee, plus $1,499 onboarding and $1,200 escrow setup. Legal documentation and deal review are included.
• Syndicator — $1,499 per month ($1,400 per month billed annually) with a 2% success fee, plus $1,499 onboarding and $1,000 escrow setup.

A worked example: a $1,000,000 raise that stays open four months on the Syndicator plan costs $28,495 all-in — the monthly fees, the 2% success fee, and the one-time fees combined. That works out to 2.85% of the amount raised.

Payment processing is a pass-through on every plan. One cost to budget for separately: if you do not already have an investor base, you will likely spend on advertising and marketing your raise.

Reg CF offerings on Invown run through Invown Funding Portal LLC, a funding portal registered with the SEC and a member of FINRA.

For the full fee breakdown and plan comparison, see the pricing page. To model your own raise size and timeline, use the savings calculator. For anything not covered here, visit support.