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Partnerships

Everything you need to know about partnerships on Fundstrtr

How do I become a partner?

You will be required to fill out a form. Once completed, your application will be assessed by our partnerships team and you will be notified, via the email you provided, whether you qualify as a Fundstrtr partner.

What partnership do we offer?

Referral partnership

Becoming a Fundstrtr referral partner means you can offer your clients our leading, innovative crowdfunding service, and earn commission for all successful referrals.

Growth Services partnership

As a Growth Services partner you can offer exclusive product and service arrangements to businesses that can help them while funding and at post funding.

Community partnership

Fundstrtr’s Community partners are made up of accelerators, incubators & co-working spaces that offer clients investment services for their ecosystem of startups.

How do I know if my client is right for Fundstrtr?

At Fundstrtr, we love helping the next generation of wonderful businesses. These are some of the pointers we look out for however:

  • Raising between $40,000-$10,000,000

  • Operating history

  • Have a community of active and engaged users, followers or customers

What will the crowdfunding experience be like for your client?

Pitch creation

Entrepreneurs will be required to sign up to raise on the platform, referencing your unique referral code. Once the business has been reviewed and approved for Fundstrtr, the entrepreneur will be invited to start writing their pitch, creating their video, and developing their pitch promotion plan.

Fundstrtr’s verification process

Once the business’ pitch information is submitted, the entrepreneur will be asked to provide some basic legal, financial and compliance information. We will request proof to verify any material statements included in the pitch text, video and pitch page.

Launching on Crowdcube

Your client’s pitch will launch privately until their pitch reaches a 30% of the investment target giving your client time to secure investment from lead investors and their own network before the raise goes public.

Managing live pitch

When the pitch is live, your client’s focus should be on actively promoting their campaign. This includes ongoing marketing of the campaign to their own network of customers and contacts, promotion via their website and social channels, as well as regular updates on their Fundstrtr pitch page.

Legal submission and review

Once they’ve funded 75% of the target raise, your client will be introduced to our legal team, who will start preparing for the completion of your round. We will request any further information needed to carry out legal checks in order to make appropriate disclosures to investors.

Round completion

Once your client has reached their maximum funding target and the pitch has closed to investment, we'll start our completion process. We will complete anti-money laundering checks on investors, inform them via email of the cooling off period, complete our final legal checks, capture payments and issue share certificates. We will also work with your client to complete the necessary filings

You get paid a fee

Once the round has completed we will ask you to raise an invoice for the appropriate fee as agreed. We will then pay you within 5 working days of receiving it.

Any further questions, please email partners@eazifunds.com


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Risk Warning

An investor may earn less than the amount invested. Information on past performance, where given, is not necessarily a guide to future performance. The situation of an entity can change rapidly, which may be as a result of several things: general economic conditions, sector-specific problems, foreign exchange depreciation and mismanagement by the entity.

Because you are likely to self-direct yourself for this investment, you should regularly review your portfolio, or seek professional advice, to ensure that the underlying businesses remain in line with your investment objectives. This can be particularly important for those investing towards a defined time horizon – for example, those investing for retirement via a pension.

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