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We're currently considering an offering under Regulation Crowdfunding and using this page to gauge investor interest. Your feedback and early interest help us determine whether to move forward with a formal investment offering.
✋ The Silicon Prairie “High Five
This framework outlines what you’re working on. It is for informational purposes only and not a solicitation.
Problem: Describe the challenge your business addresses. Example: “Rural clinics lack low-cost diagnostic tools.”
Solution: Explain your product or service. Example: “We created a portable blood analysis device for remote care.”
Market Opportunity: Provide a snapshot of your target market. Example: “10,000+ underserved clinics in the U.S. alone.”
Business Model: Share how your business plans to earn revenue. Example: “Subscription-based software with device integration.”
Traction: Highlight any milestones or real-world validation. Example: “Completed prototype; launched pilot in Q1 2025.”
👍 The Thumbs Up
Introduce your team, company history, and relevant experience. Avoid speculative statements. Stick to the facts—backgrounds, credentials, and milestones.
💰 Talk About How Future Proceeds Will Be Used
If we decide to move forward with a Regulation Crowdfunding raise, we will be required to disclose how we plan to use investor funds. Below is a sample allocation that may be included in a future offering:
Category
Hypothetical Allocation
Product Development
40%
Sales & Marketing
25%
Hiring
20%
Legal & Compliance
10%
Working Capital
5%
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Frequently Asked Questions
Choose a topic below to find answers about this Reg CF offering and the investment process.
Each time you make a new Reg CF pledge, the platform calculates the maximum amount you are currently allowed to invest.
The calculation uses the income and net worth information you provided in your Investor Profile and also considers other Reg CF investments you have made on the platform during the rolling 12-month period.
You can review the information you previously provided under: My Account → Investor → Profile.
Because the calculation looks at a rolling 12-month period, the amount you are allowed to invest may change over time.
No. Your maximum is the most you are currently allowed to invest, not the amount you are required to invest.
You can choose to invest a smaller amount as long as it meets the minimum investment required by the offering.
If you make another investment later, the platform will calculate your available investment limit again at that time.
No. The platform does not support automatic monthly investments or recurring withdrawals from your bank account.
Each investment is a separate transaction that you choose and approve. Each transaction must be individually pledged, funded, and subscribed.
This helps make sure you approve each investment and each payment rather than having future investments automatically withdrawn from your bank account.
Yes, as long as the offering is still accepting investments, the amount meets the offering requirements, and you are eligible to invest that amount at that time.
Each new investment must be separately: Pledged → Funded → Subscribed.
The platform will calculate your available Reg CF investment limit again when you make the new pledge.
Making a pledge is the beginning of your investment transaction.
To complete your investment, you will also need to provide your funding and complete the required subscription documents.
You can follow the status of your investment from your Investor Dashboard by visiting My Account → Investor Dashboard.
Reg CF investors generally have the right to cancel an investment commitment for any reason until 48 hours before the offering deadline.
Once the offering is within the final 48 hours before its deadline, cancellation rights are limited.
You can find this offering's deadline in the gray information box on this offering page and in the issuer's Form C.
The minimum investment is the smallest amount the issuer will accept from an individual investor for a transaction in this offering.
You can find this offering's minimum investment in the gray information box on this offering page or in the issuer's Form C.
The minimum goal is the minimum amount the company must raise for the offering to successfully close.
On the issuer's Form C, this amount may be referred to as the target offering amount. On this platform, we call it the minimum goal.
If the company does not reach its minimum goal by the applicable deadline, the offering cannot close as planned and investment commitments are canceled.
You can find this offering's minimum goal and deadline in the gray information box on this offering page or in the issuer's Form C.
It may. Some offerings allow the issuer to continue accepting investments after reaching the minimum goal, up to a stated maximum offering amount.
The maximum offering amount tells you the most the company plans to accept through this offering.
You can find the minimum goal, maximum offering amount, and other applicable terms in the gray information box on this offering page or in the issuer's Form C.
A Reg CF investment is an investment in a security. The type of security can be different from one offering to another.
For example, an offering might involve stock, membership interests, debt, or another type of investment security. The rights you receive depend on the terms of that specific security.
You can find the security type and key offering terms in the gray information box on this offering page. For the complete terms, review the issuer's Form C and offering documents before investing.
The price per security tells you the price being charged for each share, unit, note, or other security being offered.
The way your total investment converts into securities depends on the structure and terms of this particular offering.
You can find the price and security terms in the gray information box on this offering page and in the issuer's Form C.
If the issuer makes an important, or material, change to the offering while your investment is still pending, you may be asked to review the new information and reconfirm your investment.
If reconfirmation is required, you must respond within the time provided or your investment commitment may be canceled.
Material changes to the offering are disclosed through an amendment to the issuer's Form C.
Making a pledge does not necessarily mean the investment has already closed.
Your investment must complete the required steps, and the offering must meet the conditions required for a closing.
Once your investment has been completed and the applicable closing occurs, the securities associated with your investment can be issued to you.
You can find the documents and transaction information associated with your investments in your Investor Dashboard.
Visit: My Account → Investor Dashboard
Your dashboard also lets you review the status and history of your investment activity.
Not necessarily. The financial rights you receive depend on the specific security being offered.
Some securities may provide for interest, dividends, distributions, or other payments, while others may not.
Review the security terms in the gray information box on this offering page and the issuer's Form C and offering documents to understand what rights apply to this investment.
Reg CF securities are generally considered long-term, illiquid investments. There may not be a buyer available when you want to sell.
Reg CF securities are also subject to restrictions on resale after purchase. Additional restrictions may apply depending on the security and the offering.
Review the issuer's Form C and offering documents for information about transfer restrictions and the specific security you are purchasing.
Investing in private companies involves risk. You could lose some or all of the money you invest, and it may be difficult or impossible to sell your investment when you want to.
Every company and offering also has its own specific risks.
Before investing, carefully review the Risk Factors and other disclosures in the issuer's Form C.
We provide additional Investor Education information to help you understand Regulation Crowdfunding, investment risks, investment limits, and other important information before investing.
You can access Investor Education using the link in the footer of this page, or visit Investor Education .
