How do I print or download an offering page as PDF?

How are my investments taxed?

The Crowd SDA was created by Republic and is a debt crowdfunding-specific version of a typical debt agreement, a financial instrument widely used by angels, VCs and other accredited investors investing in startups.

Yes, startup investing is very risky.

You get a Crowd Safe, which is a security that gives you a financial interest in the company you invested in. Some campaigns also offer perks (e.g. a pre-order of their product) for particular investment amounts.

When you invest on Republic, you receive a Crowd Safe, which gives you a financial interest in the company you invested in. You can make money if that company “exits”, meaning it is acquired or goes public at a higher price than you paid for it, but could also lose your entire investment if it fails.

What are the key components of preparing for my campaign?

Investing on Republic is free for Investors.

Companies pay only if they successfully reach their funding goal: 6% of the total funds raised in cash, and 2% as a Crowd Safe.

Companies raising on Republic may also use the proceeds of their successful
financing to pay for the escrow agent and other transaction-related fees. Related: how much does it cost to launch a campaign?

Example using a Crowd Safe: Equity Startup, Inc. raises $100,000 at $10M valuation and hits its funding goal, effectively selling an equivalent of 1% of its equity. Republic takes $6,000 and Crowd Safe with a $2,000 face value (0.02% in an equity equivalent).

We have created a startup-friendly process that makes crowdfunding as easy as possible.
Our streamlined process and partnerships drive the cost of fundraising down to a minimum.
You don’t need to have a lawyer or a CPA.

Generally, the Token DPA relies on issuing companies to manage the money they raise responsibly, to ensure monies are left if investors request a full or partial refund under the terms of the Token DPA. You should be aware that if enough investors request a refund, it could make the company insolvent - the company may not have sufficient funds to pay all redemption requests. The Token DPA provides flexibility for issuers and investors in the form of an optional escrow provision. a company selects to use an escrow account, the Token DPA can require that a percentage of the monies raised will be held in escrow, ensuring a hard cap on investors’ loss for a set term of the DPA - investors should note this protection relies on the company issuing the Token DPA following its terms and that placing funds raised in escrow will reduce the amount of working capital the company will have, which may have negative effects on company’s day-to-day operations.

GAAP refers to "generally accepted accounting principles", an industry standard for reporting financial information. To fundraise using Regulation Crowdfunding, you must submit your financial statements in GAAP format.

If they're formatted like this example, meaning many of the same items and information (ex. issuance of stock) are covered in the same way, they're probably GAAP. That said, it's not just a question of formatting, and this isn't financial advice.

If you're still not sure, it's best to check with a CPA. We recommend using Kristine Rasmussen from Assure (krasmussen@assure.co). Most startups that have raised on Republic work with Kristine.

Remember, if you want the ability to raise over $107,000, you must have your GAAP finances reviewed by an independent CPA.

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