It depends primarily on how much money you’re looking to raise for your startup. Under Regulation Crowdfunding, companies may raise $5 million in a given year. Under Regulation D, there are no caps on how much money you may raise. Another differentiation to note is that investment in Regulation D offerings is typically only available only to accredited investors, while Regulation Crowdfunding offerings are public and available to anyone over the age of 18.
How do I raise capital on MicroVentures?
How does MicroVentures determine whether my business is eligible to be listed on the site?
I have a great idea for a business. Can MicroVentures help me start my company?
Is Regulation D or Regulation Crowdfunding right for my company?
Does MicroVentures help raise money for international companies?
Can a company raise capital on multiple platforms at the same time? What if one is U.S.-based and one is international?
How are you different than other crowdfunding platforms?
Can I market my offering?
What does it cost to raise capital?
How should I engage my customer base when I am raising capital?
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How do I raise capital on MicroVentures?
How does MicroVentures determine whether my business is eligible to be listed on the site?
I have a great idea for a business. Can MicroVentures help me start my company?
Is Regulation D or Regulation Crowdfunding right for my company?
Does MicroVentures help raise money for international companies?
Can a company raise capital on multiple platforms at the same time? What if one is U.S.-based and one is international?
How are you different than other crowdfunding platforms?
Can I market my offering?
What does it cost to raise capital?
How should I engage my customer base when I am raising capital?