Private placement platform. Nothing on this website is a public offer, a solicitation, or a promise of any return.
For businesses

If the business is fundable, we will fix the file.

Most rejections are not about the business at all. They are about the paperwork around it — and that part can be repaired.

The process

Five steps, no surprises.

  1. Apply — free

    A short form. We read every application and reply to all of them, including the ones we cannot help.

  2. Assessment — free

    We look at financials, statutory compliance, ownership structure and what the capital is actually for. Then we tell you plainly: fundable now, fundable after some work, or not a fit. A clear no is more useful to you than a vague maybe.

  3. Readiness — paid, quoted upfront

    If there are gaps, we close them. Restating accounts properly, cleaning the cap table, formalising related-party dealings, building projections that survive questioning, assembling the diligence pack. You approve the quote before anything starts.

  4. Introduction

    We put the prepared opportunity in front of members whose interests match. You negotiate terms with them directly — we do not set your valuation or theirs.

  5. Completion

    Board and shareholder approvals, the offer letter in the prescribed form, allotment, and filings within statutory timelines. Funds go to your company's account, never through ours.

What it costs

  • Applying: free
  • Assessment: free
  • Readiness work: quoted and agreed in writing before it starts
  • Success fee: a percentage of capital actually raised, agreed with you upfront and disclosed to investors

We are paid by you, not out of investor returns. That keeps the relationship straightforward and it is also what keeps us on the right side of the rules — taking a share of investor profits without a licence is something we will not do.

Before you apply, try the free tools. The readiness scorecard tells you in two minutes whether your file would survive diligence, and the dilution calculator shows what share of the company a raise actually costs you. Both run in your browser.

Be clear about what raising equity means

  • You are selling part of your business permanently. That is not a loan and it does not go away.
  • New shareholders get rights — information, and in some cases a say in major decisions.
  • Your accounts and related-party dealings will be examined by people who are not family.
  • If you are uncomfortable with any of this, a loan may genuinely suit you better and we will say so.
Apply

Apply for capital.

No fee to apply. We reply to every application.

What happens to this data: it is used only to respond to you and is stored in our systems in India. We do not sell it or share it for advertising. See the privacy notice for the itemised list, retention period and how to have it erased.

Step 1 of 3 · About the business

Only companies can issue shares under a private placement. If you are not incorporated we can advise on that first.

Step 2 of 3 · The raise

An honest answer here helps us. Gaps are common and usually fixable — hiding them is what causes deals to collapse later.

Step 3 of 3 · How to reach you

Your city's next business could be funded by your city.

Whether you run a business that needs capital or you want to back the place you live, start here.