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About Crowdfunding

What is Crowdfunding?


Crowdfunding is the process of many people investing small amounts of money into a company or project that is seeking funds. This is usually done online through a platform like Crowd for Angels. Investors can invest as little as £25 and as much as £100,000+ in companies seeking funds. 

On Crowd for Angels, companies can raise funds through shares, bonds or tokens (digitalised assets). Investors make tax-efficient share investments using SEIS/EIS tax relief and in Bonds through the use of the tax-free IF-ISA tax wrapper.

The crowdfunding industry itself is not a new concept. As far back as 1606 the Dutch East India Company used the power of the crowd in order to fund the lucrative venture of conducting trade between Europe and Asia. Crowdfunding has boomed in recent years driven by a lack of finance for small enterprises caused by the 2008/09 financial crisis, and the explosion in usage and reach of the Internet.

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How it works at Crowd for Angels


Companies create a pitch on the Crowd for Angels platform by showcasing their business and setting out the reasons they are seeking the investment. As a part of this process, companies must decide on a 'minimum' and a 'maximum' funding target they are looking to raise. Furthermore, companies must specify the valuation and therefore the price of the shares they are offering in an equity offering or the interest rate they are willing to offer investors on a bond issue.  
Companies are given 60 days to complete the raising of funds. If they are not successful, any committed funds collected will be returned to the investors' accounts on the Crowd for Angels platform. If a company is successful in reaching its funding target Crowd for Angels will request its lawyers to prepare the Subscription Agreement between the Company and Nominee acting for the investors so that the investment can take place.


Step 1) Pitch Your Idea, Crowdfunding
Step 2) Get funding for your idea from the Crowd of Investors, Crowdfunding
Step 3) Use the funds to grow your company, Crowdfunding

Risk Warning

Investment Risks

Investing in small public listed or private companies involves many risks, including illiquidity, lack of dividends, loss of investment and equity dilution. It should be done only as part of a diversified portfolio. Investing in debt pitches through Crowd for Angels (UK) Limited involves lending to companies and therefore your capital is at risk and interest payments are not guaranteed if the borrower defaults. Please click here to read the full Risk Warning.

Investor Suitability

Investments on this website are targeted exclusively at investors who are sufficiently sophisticated to understand the risks involved and make their own investment decisions. You will only be able to invest in pitches on this website once you are fully authorised and the investment is deemed appropriate for you.

Basis of Investment

Investments can only be made on the basis of information provided in pitches by the investee companies concerned. Crowd for Angels takes no responsibility for information provided by external sources, including investee company websites.

Forward Looking Statements & Forecasts

Pitches may contain forward looking statements and financial forecasts or projections. Forecasts are not a reliable indicator of future performance. Crowd for Angels makes no judgement or opinion of the likelihood of targets being achieved. 

Lack of FSCS Protection

Investments made in companies listed on the Crowd for Angels platform are not covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS).

Tax Relief

The availability of any tax relief, including EIS and SEIS, depends on the individual circumstances of each investor and of the company concerned, and may be subject to change in the future. If you are in any doubt about the availability of any tax reliefs, or the tax treatment of your investment, you should obtain independent tax advice before proceeding with your investment.

Innovative Finance ISA

Holding an investment within an innovative finance ISA does not reduce the risks associated with an investment or guarantee returns and it is possible to lose all of the money invested.

This page has been approved as a Financial Promotion by Crowd for Angels (UK) Limited (Company number: 03064807), which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (Reference number: 176508).