Get Funded with Equity Crowdfunding

Because most people tend to associate the term “crowdfunding” with platforms like Kickstarter and GoFundMe, many people assume that equity crowdfunding platforms operate just like they do. However, sites like those don’t provide investors with a material return on investment. Equity crowdfunding gives investors the chance to invest in a startup or existing company by purchasing a percentage of ownership of a company that they think has a chance to be successful. 

Although restricted to accredited investors only Equity Crowdfunding has grown to an estimated $2.5 billion in equity investment in 2015 with growth expected to double year on year. At this rate it is projected to surpass Angel and Venture Capital funding in 2016. Equity Crowdfunding offers several investment and finance instruments. 

InfiniumInsights is now a Business Sponsor for EquityNet, one of the largest equity crowdfunding sites. Sponsored deals fund faster. We also provide coaching to optimize your analysis results.

Click here if you are interested in this turnkey solution to your fundraising efforts or you can sign up directly with EquityNet here.

About EquityNet
EquityNet has operated the largest business crowdfunding platform since 2005. The multi-patented EquityNet platform has been used by thousands of individual entrepreneurs and investors, incubators, government entities, and other members of the entrepreneurial community to plan, analyze, and capitalize privately-held businesses. EquityNet provides access to thousands of investors and has helped entrepreneurs raise over $270 million in equity, debt, and royalty-based capital.

How EquityNet Works

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