Disclosures

  1. SeedInvest’s due diligence process is no guarantee of success or future results. All investors should carefully review each investment opportunity and cancel their subscription within the allotted time-frame if they do not feel comfortable making any specific investment based on their own DD. Learn more about due diligence on the SeedInvest Blog (https://www.seedinvest.com/blog/angel-investing/how-to-assess-an-investment) and our vetting process in our FAQs (https://www.seedinvest.com/faqs).

  2. SeedInvest’s selection criteria does not suggest higher quality investment opportunities nor does it imply that investors will generate positive returns in investment opportunities on SeedInvest. Learn more about due diligence on the SeedInvest Blog (https://www.seedinvest.com/blog/angel-investing/how-to-assess-an-investment) and our vetting process in our FAQs (https://www.seedinvest.com/faqs).

  3. Diversification is only across multiple early-stage investment opportunities within the asset class. There is no guarantee that this program will lead to a well-balanced portfolio of companies across industry types or stages across the asset class. In addition, enrolling in this program will not lead to diversification across your entire investment portfolio. In order to achieve diversification, we do not recommend you allocate more than 10% of your entire investment portfolio to alternative assets.

  4. Testimonials may not be representative of the experience of others and are no guarantee of future performance or success. No individuals were compensated in exchange for their testimonials.
  • GLOSSARY

SeedInvest Glossary

This is a glossary of terms related to SeedInvest.

A
Angel Investor

An investor who invests their own money into early stage companies and also provides assistance to help the company grow.

Alternative Assets

Investments that are made into assets other than traditional publicly traded stocks and bonds. Examples include commodities, private companies, and venture capital investments.

C
Convertible Note

A form of debt that may convert into equity at some point in the future.

D
Due Diligence

The process of investigating a company and terms prior to deciding to invest. Due diligence generally includes reviewing documents, speaking to management, and researching the company.

E
Equity Crowdfunding

The process of raising investment capital online from multiple investors.

F
Family Office

An investment firm that manages the assets and investments of high-net-worth individuals and families.

P
Private Equity

Investments into the equity or debt of companies that are not traded on the public markets.

S
Series A

The first round of external capital provided by venture capital investors who are investing on behalf of third party investors in their fund.

W
Warrant Coverage

A contract that grants the right to purchase stock from the company at a certain price in the future.

Raise a Round

A streamlined fundraising process for companies at every stage.

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