Reg CF websites
- Price
- from $6,000
- Timeline
- 3–6 weeks
- Experience
- 100+ projects · 10+ years · 9+ countries
Websites for Regulation Crowdfunding campaigns — built around the communication rules
- StartEngine
- Wefunder
- Republic
- DealMaker
Our usual stack. We bring in other tools when the task or the project calls for it.
Regulation Crowdfunding (Reg CF) lets US companies raise up to $5M in 12 months from anyone, including non-accredited investors, through a registered intermediary. The company website is the main source of traffic to the offering page.
Reg CF has rules on what can be said about the offering terms and where. We build the website to tell the company story and drive traffic to the platform, with wording reviewed by your counsel.
What we do
- A company website or landing page for the campaign
- An “Invest” page that links to the offering page
- Materials for the campaign page on the platform: copy, visuals, video
- Analytics for traffic from ads and email
- Updates and news during the campaign
What holds Reg CF campaigns back
We're afraid to say too much about the offering on our own site
We split the content: product, team and story live on your site, the terms live on the portal. Every line about the raise goes into one document for your counsel to review before it's published.
People read the site but never click through to the offering page
We place the jump to the portal where interest peaks: after the growth story, the founder video, the team section. Analytics shows which button actually works.
Nobody has time to fill out the campaign page on the portal
We write the copy, prepare visuals and a video script in the portal's own format: its sections, length limits and order. You upload finished material.
The campaign went live and our audience didn't even know
We build a list of interested people through the site and email ahead of launch, within limits your counsel approves. On day one they get an email with the link to the raise.
A small team can't juggle the site, ads and the campaign at once
We take on the site, landing pages and portal materials and work from one campaign calendar. The founder approves instead of assembling everything alone.
A Reg CF raise is won investor by investor
- $1,500is the average check per Reg CF investment — it takes hundreds of investorsSEC, 2026
- $368Kis what the average successful Reg CF campaign raised in 2024SEC, 2026
- ~1 in 2Reg CF investment checks went to deals of $1M or moreSEC, 2026
Your site sends investors to the portal
Company on your site, terms on the portal
Your site covers the business and product while the offering terms stay on the campaign page — which keeps communications simpler to manage.One look across the jump
We design graphics and copy for the campaign page in your site’s style, so investors recognize the company when they land on the portal.Every click tagged
Ads, emails and posts send traffic to the portal with tracking, so you know which channel brings investors.
When a Reg CF site is worth it
A good fit if
- A US company preparing its first crowdfunding raise
- You have customers or a community you could invite to invest
- The current site won't survive traffic from ads and press
- The campaign page needs materials and your team is stretched thin
Not a fit if
- Reg CF may not even fit you — counsel decides, and we'll show what each format means for the site
- You're after large checks from accredited investors — look at our Reg D 506(c) websites
- The raise exceeds the Reg CF cap — Reg A+ websites are the closer fit
How we work
- 01
Communication rules
2–3 daysWith your counsel and the funding portal we pin down what can be said before and during the campaign and who approves each piece of copy.
You get A list of copy restrictions and an approval workflow - 02
Copy that points to the portal
3–5 daysWe write pages so offer details link to the campaign page on the portal instead of being repeated on your site.
You get Page copy with the required disclaimers, ready for counsel review - 03
Design
1–2 weeksWe design a site that puts your company story and product first and keeps the path to the portal visible on every screen.
You get Figma mockups for every device - 04
Development
1–2 weeksWe build the site, place disclaimers wherever your counsel requires them and track clicks through to the portal.
You get A staging site with tracking of visits to the campaign page - 05
Final review and launch
2–3 daysYour counsel reviews the full site once more, we make the edits and go live. Bugs are fixed under a 3-month warranty.
You get A live site approved by counsel and an update plan for the campaign
What to gather before launch
- Your chosen portal and an estimated opening date
- A Form C draft or offering summary from your counsel
- A founder video, or willingness to shoot one
- A list of customers and subscribers you can tell about the raise
- Access to your website, domain and analytics
A call and a campaign plan
In 30 minutes we cover the portal, launch date and audience. Then we send a plan: site work, portal materials, timeline and estimate.
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Planning
a Reg CF campaign?
We’ll build a company site that tells your story and drives traffic to your funding portal, with wording your counsel can review.
You can talk about the company, product and team freely. Offering terms live on the platform and appear on your site only as far as the rules allow. Final wording is always approved by your counsel.
With any of them: StartEngine, Wefunder, Republic, DealMaker and others. We adapt the website and analytics to the platform you choose.
Yes, and it’s the right move: build the website and an interested-investor list in advance, if your counsel confirms the approach.
From $6,000. The total depends on the scope: a landing page or a full website, the number of platform and CRM integrations, materials for the campaign page and how many review rounds the copy goes through with your counsel. We quote after discovery.
Related solutions
- DealMaker websitesLanding pages for DealMaker raises: the investment flow on your website, analytics and CRM
- Reg A+ websitesWebsites for Regulation A+ offerings: testing the waters, the raise and investor relations
- Reg D 506(c) websitesWebsites for Rule 506(c) raises: general solicitation to accredited investors
- StartEngine campaignsLarge Reg CF and Reg A+ campaigns: a website, investor perk tiers and work with a big audience
- Wefunder campaignsCommunity rounds on Wefunder: turning your customers and users into investors
- Republic campaignsGetting ready for Republic’s selection and a campaign that explains the Crowd SAFE to investors
- Investor relationsAn investor section after the raise: reports, documents and updates in one place