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Unlimited raise. Live in about 30 days
Raise unlimited capital from accredited investors with digital subscription agreements, integrated accreditation verification, and real-time closes. Both 506(b) and 506(c), on your own site, under your brand.
Launch in about 30 days · Subscription agreements executed in 21 minutes on average at Carbon Streaming · $2.8B+ raised on DealMaker across 1,100+ offerings
Raised
$777K+
Investors
26
Raised
$1.9M+
Investors
31
Raised
$974K+
Investors
123
Raised
$660K+
Investors
127
Raised
$346K+
Investors
28
Why companies run their Reg D on DealMaker
The close, digitized
The traditional private placement runs on emailed PDFs, wet signatures, wire confirmations, and a lawyer chasing signature pages for weeks. On DealMaker, investors review, sign, verify, and fund in one online session. Carbon Streaming's investors executed subscription agreements in 21 minutes on average across a $104.9M raise.
A third of that raise was funded through cardless digital payment.
Accreditation verification inside checkout
For 506(c), accredited status is verified by a FINRA-registered broker-dealer, integrated directly into the checkout flow. No side channels, no document email chains, no investors lost between "yes" and "verified."
Market it like a modern offering
506(c) permits general solicitation. That means your raise can run with a real funnel: a branded offering page on your domain, campaigns to your network and beyond, and full visibility into which channels produce signed subscriptions. Your investor data and relationships stay yours.
Speed without compliance shortcuts
Live in about 30 days for 506(c), and 506(b) offerings can be ready in about a week. Form D filing handled within 15 days of first sale. No required financial statement preparation. Structure, disclosure, and closing mechanics built alongside your counsel.
Reg D is best for:
Your raise size
No cap
Your company stage
Any, from first priced round to pre-IPO
Your audience
Accredited investors: your network, angels, family offices, and strategics
Your goal
A fast strategic or follow-on round, a bridge on your terms, or an accredited tranche running alongside a retail offering
Your structure
506(b)506(c)
Companies that closed on their own terms
Carbon Streaming
Carbon Streaming raised $51.2M+ from accredited investors under Reg D, the Reg D portion of a $104.9M placement, with subscription agreements executed in 21 minutes on average and a third of investments funded through cardless digital payment.
$51.2M
Raised
980
Investors
NeuroStreet
NeuroStreet raised its Series A from accredited investors under 506(b) in one of the hardest funding climates in a decade, and was live in under a week.
7 days
To launch
506(b)
Exemption
RYSE
RYSE ran 506(c) for accredited investors alongside Reg A for retail across 11 consecutive offerings, using rolling closes to draw capital as expansion demanded it.
11
Offerings
$11.2M+
Raised in total
In their words
Get DealMaker, everybody watching this, because it's the best out there. Just a little plug because I've researched every platform in the business. It was easy. It's fast. Their team got me up and running in seven days or less.
Sean Kozak
CEO and Founder,
NeuroStreet
NeuroStreet
There is additional information required from US and international investors, and the need for them to be accredited investors. Managing that process was difficult, and DealMaker provided a really neat and easy platform that separated US, Canadian and investors from other international jurisdictions.
Justin Cochrane
Founder and CEO,
Carbon Streaming
Carbon Streaming
Testimonials and case studies reflect the experience of specific companies and may not be representative of the experience of others. Results, timelines, and figures vary by offering and are not guaranteed. The individuals quoted were not compensated for their statements.
Your Reg D journey
~30 days
to launch
Month 1
01
Structure
01 / 04
- Offering structure and terms defined with your counsel; PPM prepared, which is best practice rather than required
- Choose 506(b) or 506(c) based on whether you need to market publicly
- DealMaker builds your branded offering portal on your domain
02
Wire up and launch
02 / 04
- Accreditation verification configured for 506(c) through an integrated FINRA-registered broker-dealer
- Payments, e-signature, and data rooms connected
- Offering goes live; 506(b) offerings can be ready in about a week
03
The live raise (ongoing)
03 / 04
- Investors subscribe, verify, and fund digitally in a single session
- Real-time visibility: signed, funded, and in-progress subscriptions in one dashboard
- Form D filed within 15 days of first sale
- Rolling closes on your schedule; capital available as subscriptions complete
04
After the raise
04 / 04
- No ongoing SEC reporting unless you pass $10M in assets and 2,000 shareholders of record (or 500 non-accredited)
- Optional transfer agent keeps your records clean as you grow
- Run it again: Reg D can operate continuously
- It can run in parallel with a Reg CF or Reg A+ when you want retail scale alongside your accredited round
Time to launch: about 30 days for 506(c), and about a week for 506(b).
Questions founders ask
What is the difference between 506(b) and 506(c)?
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506(b) limits you to investors with whom you have a pre-existing relationship and prohibits public marketing. 506(c) lets you market the offering publicly, but every investor's accredited status must be verified.
How is accreditation verified?
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On DealMaker, verification for 506(c) is performed by a FINRA-registered broker-dealer and is integrated into checkout, so investors complete it in the same session as their subscription.
Do I need audited financials?
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No. Reg D has no financial statement requirement. A PPM is best practice and prepared with your counsel.
What are the ongoing obligations?
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Form D within 15 days of first sale. No ongoing SEC reporting unless you pass $10M in assets and 2,000 shareholders of record, or 500 non-accredited holders.
Can early investors or existing shareholders sell?
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Selling shareholders can participate via the PPM structure. Investor shares are restricted; resale typically relies on Rule 144 or another exemption.
Can I run Reg D alongside a retail offering?
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Yes. Parallel offerings are common: Reg D for your accredited round, Reg CF or Reg A+ for your community, with proper disclosure.
Your accredited round, closed at internet speed
Book a strategy callUnlimited raise size, integrated verification, and subscription agreements signed, paid, and processed in one digital flow. Find out what your Reg D could look like.
Product visuals on this page are illustrative and do not represent actual or projected results. Historical results shown for retrospective performance only. DealMaker makes no guarantee of success or results. Reg D offerings are subject to federal and state requirements, including state notice filings. Issuers are responsible for their own compliance and should consult their own counsel. Securities offered through DealMaker Securities LLC, member FINRA.