DealMaker websites

Price: from $6,000
Timeline: 3–6 weeks
Experience: 100+ projects · 10+ years · 9+ countries

Landing pages for DealMaker raises: the investment flow on your website, analytics and CRM

Tools

DealMaker
Figma

Our usual stack. We bring in other tools when the task or the project calls for it.

DealMaker lets companies run online raises under Reg CF, Reg A+ and Reg D with investors committing right on the company’s own website. We build that website: the company story, the offering page and everything that leads an investor to invest.

We connect the website to the DealMaker investment flow, your ads and your CRM, so you can follow every investor from the first click to the investment.

What we do

A raise landing page in your brand
DealMaker investment flow integration
Investor webinar and event pages
UTM tagging and funnel analytics all the way to the investment
Investor sync to your CRM and email tools
Fast updates of numbers and materials during the raise

Challenges

Where DealMaker raises lose investors

The investment form feels foreign and people drop off halfway
We style each step of the DealMaker investment flow in your fonts, colors and voice and cut extra redirects. Investors never feel handed off to a third-party service.
Ads bring visitors, but we can't tell who actually invested
We carry UTMs and events through the whole path, from ad to confirmed investment. Reports show cost per investor by channel, not just clicks.
The site buckles during a livestream or an email blast
We serve offering pages statically via CDN and load-test them before ads go live. Heavy video and scripts load only where they're needed.
Started-but-abandoned investments never get followed up
We push incomplete investments to your CRM with the step where the person stopped, so an email or a rep reaches out at the right moment instead of blasting everyone.
Investor webinars fill up with sign-ups, not commitments
We tie the webinar page to the raise: after the session viewers get the replay and a direct link to invest, and we track how many follow through.

Is it for you

When a DealMaker site makes sense

A good fit if

You've chosen DealMaker and want to accept investments on your own domain
The raise runs on paid ads and every channel has to earn its spend
Livestreams, webinars or press pushes will send sharp traffic spikes
Marketing runs a CRM that investor data needs to flow into

Not a fit if

No platform picked yet — we'll show how portals differ on the site side, and you decide with counsel
Filings, escrow and KYC sit with DealMaker and your lawyers — we connect that flow to your site, ads and CRM
Five investors from your own network — a data room and a deck for the call will do

On-brand investment flow
We embed the DealMaker flow so it feels like part of your site rather than a third-party widget.
Ready for traffic spikes
Launch day, email drops and webinars bring surges — we load-test the site and forms ahead of time.
Tracked to the investment
We connect ads, the site and DealMaker so you judge channels by completed investments, not clicks.

Process

How we work

01
Offer and DealMaker review
2–4 days
We go through the offer terms and your DealMaker account settings: which investment steps live on your site and which stay on the platform.
You get An investor journey map from the first screen to a confirmed investment
02
Structure and copy
3–5 days
We build the landing page around the invest button: key points, numbers from your materials, an FAQ. Your counsel reviews the wording.
You get Landing page copy with notes for your counsel
03
Design
1–2 weeks
We design the page so the embedded DealMaker flow looks like part of your site, not a foreign window.
You get Desktop and mobile Figma mockups with the investment step built in
04
Development and embedding
1–2 weeks
We embed the DealMaker investment flow and send its events to analytics and your CRM so you see where investors drop off.
You get A staging site with a working DealMaker flow and events in analytics
05
Testing and launch
2–3 days
We run test investments, check emails and the CRM and go live. Bugs are fixed under a 3-month warranty.
You get A live landing page and a test report covering the full investor journey

Getting started

What to prepare for a DealMaker launch

What we need from you

Access to your DealMaker dashboard or your platform contact
Offering-terms copy approved by your counsel
Ad accounts and pixels that will drive traffic
Access to your CRM and email platform
A calendar of livestreams, webinars and press during the raise

Before we start

A 30-minute funnel review

We walk through the investor path on a call, from ad to confirmed investment. Afterwards you get a scope, a timeline to launch and an estimate.

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FAQ

Questions & answers

No. The raise, investor verification and compliance are handled by DealMaker and your counsel. We’re responsible for the website, copy, integrations and analytics.

From $6,000. The total depends on how deeply we embed the DealMaker investment flow on your domain, how many pages you need beyond the round page, source tracking and passing data to your CRM. We send an exact estimate after a call.

DealMaker lets you embed the investment flow into your own website, so investors stay within your brand. The exact setup depends on how your raise is configured.

Yes. We tag ads and emails with UTMs and pass the source into the CRM, so you can see the cost per investor by channel.

Usually three to six weeks from discovery to launch, once the offering materials are ready. It runs closer to six when we also prepare the copy, video or separate pages for ads.

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