Average campaign raises €45,000 to €200,000
Connect with people ready to back your business for equity or returns
Raise capital from investors who believe in you
Where the funding goes
Businesses use crowdfunding to expand product lines, hire teams, open locations, and scale operations without traditional bank debt
Typical funding round closes in 30 to 90 days
Equity stakes range from 5% to 20%
Minimum investment starts at €100 to €500
Campaigns run by verified businesses only

Investors receiving payouts
Investors who received at least one interest payment each month.
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How business crowdfunding works
You pitch your business, set terms, and investors decide if it's worth backing
Choose your funding model
Ownership stake, borrowed capital, or percentage of sales revenue
Equity gives investors ownership. Debt requires repayment. Revenue share splits future income.
Set your target and terms
Amount, timeline, and investor rights
Define how much you need, what you'll offer, and when investors can expect returns.
Submit your business details
Financials, pitch deck, legal structure
Platform reviews your application to confirm you meet regulatory and business standards.
Launch your campaign
Go live and start raising
Investors browse your campaign, ask questions, and commit funds if terms align with their goals.
Close when you hit your target
Funds transfer to your account
Once the campaign closes, you receive capital and investors get shares or debt agreements.
Report progress to your backers
Updates, financials, and milestones
Investors expect regular updates on how you're using their money and hitting growth targets.
Why businesses choose crowdfunding
You keep control, build a community of supporters, and avoid traditional lender requirements
No fees for deposits, investments or withdrawals.
A growing community built around transparent investing.
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Featured campaigns
Browse businesses currently raising capital for expansion, product development, and market entry

Wholesale Electronics
Supplies consumer electronics to major retailers and telecomes like Technomarket and Magnum-D
- Loan Amount
- €600,000
- Term
- 16 months
- Yield (APR)
- 15.1%

JINTEKI
Processes, freezes and dries fruits and vegetables in a modern, fully equipped organic-focused production facility
- Loan Amount
- €900,000
- Term
- 14 months
- Yield (APR)
- 14.9%

Datra Ltd
Supply, installation and maintenance of agricultural and food equipment
- Loan Amount
- €950,000
- Term
- 12 months
- Yield (APR)
- 14.6%
Investment Calculator
Average annual return17.6%
Earned return€460
Promotions€0
Estimated returns based on target rate of 14.6% APY. Actual returns may vary. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
What to check before you launch
Running a campaign means giving up equity or taking on debt obligations
Your business stage
Most platforms want revenue history, not just an idea
Dilution vs. debt trade-off
Equity means sharing ownership. Debt means fixed repayments regardless of profit.
Legal and compliance costs
Expect legal fees for shareholder agreements, disclosures, and filings
Time to manage the campaign
You'll spend weeks answering investor questions and promoting the raise
Minimum and maximum limits
Some platforms cap how much you can raise or require you to hit a floor
Investor rights and governance
Equity investors may get voting rights, board seats, or veto power on decisions
Exit expectations
Investors want to know how and when they'll cash out or see returns
Platform fees and payment terms
Fees range from 3% to 8% of funds raised, plus payment processing
Explore the marketplace
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Platform performance
Track record of businesses that launched campaigns, hit targets, and delivered returns to investors over the past year
68% of campaigns reach their funding goal
Average return for investors: 8% to 14% annually
How to get started
Set up your profile, submit your pitch, and launch your campaign
Create your account
Business details and verification
Build your campaign page
Pitch, financials, and terms
Go live and start raising
Promote and close your round


Investor benefits
Backers get early access to deals, voting rights, and potential returns when your business grows
Equity ownership
Share in future profits
Priority on future raises
First look at next rounds
Voting rights on key decisions
Influence major business moves
Direct updates from founders
Monthly or quarterly reports
Join the community
About this platform
We connect businesses looking for growth capital with investors who want exposure to early-stage opportunities. Every campaign goes through verification to confirm financials, legal structure, and business viability before going live.

How we keep it transparent
Every business submits audited financials, shareholder agreements, and growth projections. Investors see the same documents we review. If a campaign fails to meet terms, we publish the outcome and any corrective actions taken.
- Verified financial statements
- Public shareholder agreements
- Campaign outcome reports
- Third-party due diligence
- Regulatory compliance checks
- Investor protection fund
Collateral and the
Provision Fund help reduce certain risks, but do not eliminate investment risk.
Common questions
Most business crowdfunding campaigns on peer-to-peer platforms raise between €45,000 and €200,000. Funding rounds typically close within 30 to 90 days, allowing founders to access capital quickly without lengthy bank approval processes.
Equity stakes in crowdfunded businesses typically range from 5% to 20% depending on the funding amount and company stage. Individual investor minimums start at €100 to €500, making ownership participation accessible across different capital levels.
Founders can choose equity ownership transfer, debt repayment agreements, or revenue share arrangements. Equity gives investors ownership stakes; debt requires scheduled repayment; revenue share splits future company income with backers based on agreed percentages.
Only verified businesses meeting regulatory and operational standards can launch crowdfunding campaigns. The platform reviews applications for financial credibility, legal structure clarity, and business viability before approving any pitch to public investors.
Capital transfers directly to the founder's account once the funding goal is met and the campaign closes. Investors simultaneously receive formal agreements—either equity certificates, debt notes, or revenue-sharing contracts—depending on the chosen model.
Founders are required to provide regular updates covering financial performance, milestone progress, and capital deployment to their investor base. This transparency builds trust and keeps backers informed about how their money drives business growth and operational decisions.

