SEC-registered funding portal · FINRA funding portal member
You know where your investors are. Why pay 7%+ to reach them?
Customers, members, followers, past backers. If you can name the people you’re raising from, Reg CF on Invown lets all of them invest, accredited or not.
Built for raises from a defined investor base.
People who already buy from you and would like a stake in it.
Members, followers, an email list or a local following you talk to directly.
Investors from your last round, and the people they bring with them.
If you need a portal to find investors for you, we’re probably not the right fit. Our pricing assumes you bring the base, so you don’t pay for a marketplace you won’t use.
Why Reg CF, not a private placement.
- Only people you have a prior relationship with
- Max 35 non-accredited, with heavier disclosure
- You can advertise it
- Customers who aren’t accredited are turned away
- You can announce it to your whole base
- No limit on the number of investors
- Up to $5 million in 12 months
Some of your base is accredited? Run a 506(c) alongside your Reg CF. On Professional and Syndicator plans, Invown charges no percentage on that money unless a broker-dealer is involved.
Reg CF vs 506(b) vs 506(c) →What a $1M raise costs.
A big portal’s fee pays for its marketplace. When your investors come from your own base, that’s traffic you never use.
Run your own numbers
Commission is charged only if your raise closes; monthly plan fees apply either way. Invown plans from /pricing: Starter 6% + $3,499 setup; Professional 4% + $749/mo + $2,699; Syndicator 2% + $1,499/mo + $2,499. Competitor figures are the success fee or commission alone.
Small on purpose.
A small teamYou’ll talk to the people who work on your raise, not a call center.
Fast answersNo ticket queue.
Fully regulatedSEC-registered funding portal, FINRA member, investor funds held in escrow with Enterprise Bank & Trust or Luminate Bank, as applicable.
On Invown since 2022
Nearly $7.5 million in investor commitments and reservations across more than 20 offerings.
As of October 12, 2026 · how we count.
What’s included.
- ✓Form C with legal documentation (included on Professional and Syndicator)
- ✓Escrow and payments: ACH, card, wire, check
- ✓Investor onboarding and accreditation
- ✓An issuer dashboard
- ✓About 30 days to launch, expedited available
- ✓No commission if your raise doesn’t reach its minimum
Book a call.
Levi Brackman, Founder and CEORuns Invown Funding Portal LLC, an SEC-registered funding portal and FINRA member. Previously built enterprise data and AI capabilities at multi-billion-dollar companies.
In 20 minutes you’ll know whether Reg CF fits your raise or a 506(b)/(c) is better, which plan costs least at your size and timeline, and what launch would take from here. No deck needed.
Sources. Invown fees from invown.com/pricing as of October 12, 2026. Wefunder, StartEngine and Republic fees as of September 29, 2026, from the platforms’ own SEC filings and published fee schedules (full method). DealMaker: the range in its Reg CF clients’ Form C filings, August to October 2026 (8.5% commission in 8 of 9 sampled, plus setup and monthly fees that vary by issuer). Securities taken by a portal: the “financial interest” disclosure in Form C filings, September to October 2026, valued at the offering price. Typical-portal figures leave out setup, monthly and escrow charges.
Invown Funding Portal LLC is registered with the SEC as a funding portal and is a member of FINRA. This page describes Invown’s services to companies raising capital. Reg CF has its own advertising rules and per-investor limits for non-accredited investors; your securities counsel should confirm the right structure for your raise. It is not an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any security, and it is not legal or investment advice.