Raising regulated capital is slow, costly, and confusing. We fix each part.
Most companies never raise — not because the rules forbid them, but because preparing a compliant offering is a months-long, expensive, opaque process. Raisable turns each obstacle into a step.
The exemption is the easy part — surviving diligence is the hard part, and it's won upstream in your company record. That's what Raisable prepares.
We prepare every document. Our specialists finalize it.
This is the part that takes a law firm months. Raisable drafts the entire offering package from your company record, our raise specialists refine it to broker-acceptance standard, and your securities counsel signs off. You review a near-final package — never a blank page.
Generated from your record
Pick your exemption and Raisable assembles the full package — disclosure, agreements, SEC filings, and the data room — pre-filled from your Stobox Intelligence record, with every figure consistent across every document.
Refined to acceptance standard
Raisable's raise specialists follow your project end to end — reviewing, tightening, and finalizing the package to the standard a broker-dealer will accept. You're guided through it, not left to wrestle a template alone.
Legal review & sign-off
Your securities counsel reviews and signs off — bring your own, or we match you to a vetted legal partner with a seat inside the project. Raisable is not a law firm and gives no legal advice; counsel is responsible for the filed documents.
A three-month process, run in days.
Because the structuring is reused from your record, the raise comes together as a guided workflow — four steps, not a blank page.
Package & data room
The disclosure package and indexed data room are drawn from your Intelligence record — to broker-acceptance standard.
Prepare each exemption
Reg D, CF, A+ or S — each prepared and priced as its own dated 90-day raise window.
Self-directed or broker
Run the window yourself where the exemption allows, or route through a partner broker-dealer. One project, two tiers.
Route the deal & close
The offering goes to a licensed broker-dealer to clear. Any success fee runs through them — never through Raisable.
The exemptions we prepare.
Structure, disclosure, and a broker-dealer who'll accept the deal. Raisable assembles the first two from your record and connects the third — across US exemptions and the major international frameworks.
506(b) / 506(c)
The workhorse private placement, mostly to accredited investors — the fastest path for a typical round.
Crowdfunding
Raise from the public up to a cap, with lighter requirements. Filed on Form C.
Mini-IPO
Higher disclosure, but raise more and market broadly to non-accredited investors. Form 1-A.
Offshore
For investors outside the US — often run as a tranche alongside a domestic Reg D.
EU · Prospectus Reg & MiFID II
Common reliefs for qualified investors, sub-150 offers, or under the public-offer threshold (€12M under the 2026 Listing Act).
UK · FCA (POATRs)
Since January 2026, UK public offers run under the new Public Offers and Admissions to Trading Regulations.
Switzerland · FinSA (FINMA)
No prospectus for offers to professional investors, fewer than 500 investors, or CHF 100k+ commitments.
Raisable prepares offerings to these standards; the regulated sale in each jurisdiction is conducted by a locally licensed firm. Many real raises combine tranches — each is its own window.
We route your offering to a regulated broker-dealer.
The actual sale of securities legally requires a registered broker-dealer, because success-based pay is transaction-based compensation. Raisable prepares the deal and routes it to vetted, regulated partners — and any success or capital-raised fee is charged by that broker-dealer, never by Raisable.
- Routed to vetted, licensed broker-dealer partners
- Self-directed windows where the exemption allows
- Flat per-window fees — never a percentage of your raise
- List for secondary trading on a regulated ATS or exchange after the raise
No counsel yet? We match you to one.
A raise is only as strong as the counsel behind it — and the single biggest predictor of a clean raise is securities counsel who has done tokenization before. If you don't have one, Raisable matches you to a vetted legal partner by asset type, jurisdiction, and exemption, and gives them a seat inside your project. Raisable is not a law firm and gives no legal advice — your counsel does; we make the introduction and run the workflow.
- Vetted partners matched by asset type, jurisdiction & exemption
- Attorney and CPA collaboration seats inside the project
- They review a near-final package — far fewer billable hours
- Your counsel signs off and is responsible for the filed documents
Start free. Flat fees after. Never a percentage.
No success fees, no carry, no cut of your raise — ever. Three simple things to pay for, and you only reach step 2 when you're ready to go live.
Full platform access: the document engine, your specialist-prepared offering package, and exemption mapping across Reg D / CF / A+ / S. Cancel when your raise is done.
Run a free scoreA single fixed fee to take one offering live for 90 days — the full document package, filings, and data room, finalized to broker standard. Priced by raise size, never by how much you raise.
Add seats so your own attorney and accountant work and sign off inside the project — counsel $299/mo, CPA $149/mo. No lawyer yet? We match you to a vetted one.
Find me a partnerRunning a large or complex raise?
For institutional raises across multiple brokers and exemptions, we scope a flat package with you — transparent, and never a percentage of the offering.
Talk to a specialistFigures indicative pending sign-off. Window fees cover Raisable's software & document preparation only. Government filing fees, broker-dealer fees, and your legal/audit costs are paid directly to those parties and never marked up.
Questions, answered.
Do you take a percentage of what I raise?
No — never, at any layer. Raisable charges flat per-window fees plus platform access. Any capital-raised or success fee is charged by the licensed broker-dealer that clears the sale, never by Raisable.
Who actually writes and finalizes the documents?
Three roles. The system drafts the full package from your record. Raisable's raise specialists follow your project and finalize the package to the standard a broker-dealer will accept. Your securities counsel reviews and signs off — bring your own or we match you to a vetted partner. Raisable is a technology provider and editorial layer, not a law firm, and gives no legal advice.
How does this save money if I still use a lawyer?
Because your attorney reviews a near-final, specialist-finalized package instead of drafting from a blank page. The expensive part of a raise is the from-scratch drafting and chasing your data across documents — Raisable does that first, so counsel's role shrinks to a focused review.
Do I need a broker-dealer?
For the regulated sale, yes — that's the law. Raisable prepares the offering and routes it to a licensed broker-dealer partner. You can also run a self-directed window where the exemption allows.
Can I run more than one exemption?
Yes. Each exemption is its own 90-day window, prepared and priced separately — for example a Reg D tranche for US accredited investors and a Reg S tranche for international ones.
How does this connect to the rest of Stobox?
Raisable reuses the canonical record you build in Stobox Intelligence, so you don't redo the structuring work — that's what lets it pre-fill the documents. If you're issuing a tokenized security, the Raisable window and Compass minting can run in parallel.
Is your business raisable?
Find out in minutes. Run your free readiness score, see where you stand across the seven pillars, and start the offering — flat fees, your equity intact.