Seedrs is an online platform that early-stage investors can use to provide financial support and advice to the startups they believe in. Entrepreneurs, meanwhile, can use Seedrs to raise equity capital for their businesses and put their companies in a position for financial success.
Investing in startups can be lucrative, but it’s not without its risks. When you join Seedrs and become a member, you’re asked to complete a brief questionnaire in order to demonstrate that you understand the potential risks involved in this type of investing. Assuming you’re aware of what you’re getting into, Seedrs will provide you with a list of startups seeking investors. Research each startup thoroughly, making sure to look at the terms of its offerings and the total investment sought, before making a decision on where to put your money. You can also reach out to entrepreneurs themselves to ask questions and settle any lingering doubts. Once you’ve made up your mind, you can transfer anywhere from £10 to £150,000 into a secure client money account. Seedrs will ensure the entrepreneur you’ve selected receives his or her money, and the web-application will buy shares of the associated startup on your behalf.
Of course, nobody would invest if there wasn’t the chance of a payout. Seedrs holds each company’s shares as your nominee and manages investments on its users’ behalves. When Seedrs receives money from the shares it’s holding, it passes the money along to you and takes a 7.5% cut off any profits from the investment.
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