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Investor management
Your shareholders after the raise
Investor relations tools and a fully digital transfer agent, so the community you built during the raise becomes the base for your next one.
500K+
Investors on DealMaker
SEC-registered
transfer agent
What you seeWhat your shareholders see
Cap table
Demo deal| Investor | Securities | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| SMSarah Mitchell | 100,000 | $100,000.00 |
| JCJames Carter | 106,000 | $106,000.00 |
| PSPriya Shah | 52,573 | $52,573.00 |
| DBDaniel Brooks | 10,500 | $10,500.00 |
| ECEmily Chen | 5,250 | $5,250.00 |
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News feedInvestmentsDividendsDocumentsShareholder actionsFAQs
Holding
1,000 shares
Class A common stock
Invested
$1,000
$1.00 per share
1
Payment
Sep 22
2
Review
Est. 1 to 3 days
3
Countersign
Est. ~2 weeks
4
Shares issued
Est. ~3 to 5 weeks
Investor relations tools
One place to reach every shareholder
Shareholder portal
Documents, holdings, communications, and FAQs, self-service, which means fewer inbound questions for your team.
Shareholder updates
Progress, milestones, and company news to your full base, with compliance review in the workflow.
Investor scoring
See who is most engaged, so you know who to contact first when you raise again.
Reinvestment path
An Invest button inside the portal that routes to the offering page, where shareholders already go for updates.
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Holding
Alpine Ventures
Sep 22, 2026
Invested
$1,000
$1.00 per share
Shares
1,000
Class A common stock
How long does it take for my shares to appear?
1
Payment
Sep 22
2
Review
Est. 1 to 3 days
3
Countersign
Est. ~2 weeks
4
Shares issued
Est. ~3 to 5 weeks
These are tentative dates and can change depending on the issuer company's reviewing cycle.
Transfer agent
A digital transfer agent, built for thousands of holders
SEC-registered transfer agent services, running on the same system as your raise rather than in a separate vendor's spreadsheet.
- Share issuance and transfers
- Cap table maintenance as investors close
- Warrant exercises
- Corporate actions and shareholder votes
- Dividend and distribution processing
- Shareholder records and self-service
- Bulk automation across all of it, fully digital
Because it sits on the same investor record as the offering, a share issuance is a status change, not a data migration.
Cap table
Alpine Regulation A demo deal| Investor | Type | Security | Securities | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SMSarah Mitchell | Individual | Common A | 100,000 | $100,000.00 |
| JCJames Carter | Individual | Common A | 106,000 | $106,000.00 |
| PSPriya Shah | Individual | Common A | 52,573 | $52,573.00 |
| DBDaniel Brooks | Joint | Common A | 10,500 | $10,500.00 |
| ECEmily Chen | Joint | Common A | 5,250 | $5,250.00 |
| MTMichael Torres | Individual | Common A | 1,500 | $1,500.00 |
| RIRoth IRA | Managed | Common A | 1,000 | $1,000.00 |
| 31 holders | 1 deal | 1 security type | 487,242 | $487,242.00 |
The multi-raise flywheel
Stop thinking in rounds
A traditional round ends and the work resets. A community round leaves you a shareholder base, a marketable audience, and campaign data that all carry forward.
Whether that base is an asset or a dead list in eighteen months comes down to whether anyone talked to them.
Public company track
If you are heading for a listing
A shareholder base you built yourself can help show retail demand ahead of a listing.
Tier 2 Reg A+ reporting
Annual Form 1-K and semi-annual Form 1-SA obligations, supported.
Through the listing
Transfer agent services through and after a listing.
Follow-on offerings
Raising again as a public company, on the same record.
Monogram Technologies raised $33.6M+ from 8,800+ investors across three offerings on DealMaker on its way to a Nasdaq listing.
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Shareholder bases at scale
Green Bay Packers
145K+ investors in a single offering.
$64.4M+
Raised
145K+
Investors
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Newsmax
27,000+ investors.
$64M+
Raised
27,000+
Investors
Monogram Technologies
8,800+ investors on DealMaker, through a Nasdaq listing.
$33.6M+
Raised
8,800+
Investors
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Results vary. These examples are not typical and do not guarantee future results.
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Questions shareholders raise
Are you an SEC-registered transfer agent?−
Yes, and it runs on the same platform as your offering, so your cap table updates as investors close.
Can you take over from our existing transfer agent?+
Yes. Records can be migrated, and that is a common starting point for companies that raised elsewhere.
Do we need the transfer agent if we raise with you?+
No, it is available separately. Most customers use both because one system removes the reconciliation work.
How do shareholder votes and corporate actions work?+
Digitally, through the portal.
What are our ongoing obligations after a Reg A+ raise?+
For Tier 2 offerings, an annual Form 1-K with audited financials, a semi-annual Form 1-SA, and current reports on Form 1-U for certain events. Tier 1 offerings file an exit report on Form 1-Z. We support the filing process, although you need to confirm your specific obligations.
Can shareholders invest again in a later round?+
Yes. The portal links shareholders to your new offering page when a new round is live.
Keep the community you just built
We will walk through the shareholder portal and transfer agent workflow, whether you raised with us or somewhere else.
Past results are not indicative of future results. DealMaker does not guarantee any fundraising outcome. Transfer agent services are provided by DealMaker Transfer Agent LLC, an SEC-registered transfer agent. Broker-dealer services, where applicable, are provided by DealMaker Securities LLC, member FINRA/SIPC.