MicroVentures looks for businesses that have a unique idea or a new spin on old technology. We review the team, traction, market size, and other factors to determine if the company will be a good fit for our platform. Additionally, we believe in accountability to the business (or concept), which is one reason we seek to identify firms whose founders already have invested their own capital in their business.
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?