Reg A+ websites

Reg A+ websites

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

Websites for Regulation A+ offerings: testing the waters, the raise and investor relations

Regulation A+ lets a company raise up to $75M in 12 months from the general public once the offering is qualified by the SEC. It’s close to a public offering, and the website has to earn that level of trust.

We help at every stage: testing the waters before qualification, the raise itself and ongoing investor reporting after it.

What we do

  • A testing-the-waters website with a reservation form
  • An offering website connected to your investment platform
  • An investor section with documents and reports
  • Ad landing pages and funnel analytics
  • CRM and email integrations for working with thousands of investors
Challenges

The hard parts of a Reg A+ raise

  • SEC qualification takes months and interest goes cold

    During testing the waters we keep the audience warm: progress emails, product news, a milestone page that keeps changing. By the time the raise opens, the list is still alive.

  • We collected reservations, but people don't return once the raise opens

    Every reservation lands in the CRM with amount and source. On opening day a sequence with a personal link goes out, and we track which reservations convert to investments.

  • The site looks like a startup's while the raise is nearly public

    We bring the site up to the level of a company accountable to thousands: a press room, team and board, a document archive, sober typography.

  • Investors flood the inbox with the same questions

    We build an answer base on the site and automated emails at key moments: confirmation, status, documents. Support only handles the unusual cases.

  • After closing, reports have to go out on a regular schedule

    We plan a reports and documents section your team updates itself. Counsel decides what goes out and when; we make publishing take minutes.

In numbers

A near-public raise needs public-grade trust

  • $11Braised under Regulation A since 2015SEC, 2026
  • $13.3Mis the average amount raised in a Tier 2 Reg A+ offeringSEC, 2026
  • 37%of Regulation A offerings tested the waters before launchSEC, 2026
Why us

Near-public-company standards

  1. Built for scrutiny

    A Reg A+ offering is seen by thousands of people and the press, so design and copy have to meet public-company standards.
  2. One site for every stage

    The structure covers testing the waters, the offering and ongoing reporting — no rebuild between stages.
  3. Thousands of investors, no chaos

    We segment investors in your CRM so each update reaches the people it’s meant for.
Is it for you

Who needs a Reg A+ website

A good fit if

  • A company preparing a large public raise and going through SEC qualification
  • A brand or product with a big customer base ready to become shareholders
  • One site that has to last through testing the waters, the raise and the years after
  • Counsel, a platform and a transfer agent are involved, and the site has to plug into them

Not a fit if

  • A small raise needed fast — a Reg CF site is simpler
  • Form 1-A and SEC correspondence belong to lawyers and auditors — we get the site ready for each filing stage
  • The offering isn't headed to the SEC yet — start with a corporate site, not an offering site
Process

How we work

  1. 01

    Offer and stage review

    2–3 days

    We figure out where you are: testing the waters before qualification or an open offering. That shapes the copy and the forms.

    You get A staged site plan: what goes live now and what after qualification
  2. 02

    Testing-the-waters page

    1–2 weeks

    We build a page that collects non-binding interest: a reservation form, disclaimers from your counsel and contacts flowing into your CRM.

    You get A live interest page with a form and contacts synced to your CRM
  3. 03

    Offering site design

    1–1.5 weeks

    We design the main offering site with a section for offering documents and room for news, reports and investor questions.

    You get Figma mockups of the main site
  4. 04

    Development and launch

    1–2 weeks

    We build the site, connect the investment platform and turn collected interest into invitations. Bugs are fixed under a 3-month warranty.

    You get A live offering site and testing-the-waters contacts ready in your CRM
Getting started

What a Reg A+ kickoff needs

What we need from you
  • A stage plan: testing the waters, filing, expected qualification
  • Contacts for the counsel and platform running the offering
  • Approved copy for the testing-the-waters stage
  • Access to your CRM and email platform, or a plan to choose them
  • A person who signs off on publications for the company
Before we start

A call and a stage map

We go over where the offering stands and what the site must do at each stage. Then we send a stage-by-stage plan, timeline and estimate.

Reg A+ websites

Preparing
a Reg A+ offering?

From testing the waters to investor reporting, we’ll build one site that carries you through every stage and holds up to near-public scrutiny.

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Questions & answers

Contact us

Reg A+ lets you raise much more — up to $75M a year under Tier 2 — but requires SEC qualification and more preparation. For the website that means more materials, more sections and higher accuracy standards.

From $6,000. The total depends on how many stages the site covers (testing the waters, the raise, post-raise investor relations), integrations with your platform and transfer agent and the volume of documents and disclosures on the pages. We send an exact estimate after a call.

A company can gauge demand before qualification by collecting non-binding indications of interest. The website and copy for this stage carry the required legends provided by your counsel.

We connect the website to the platform and services you choose through their forms, widgets and APIs. Choosing the platform and agents stays with you and your counsel.

Yes: investors need reports, news and documents. An investor section on the corporate website covers that.

We are a world-class team of industry-leading professionals, who constantly push new technology