Regulation CF

Crowdfunding Offerings

Regulation Crowdfunding lets you raise capital from accredited and non-accredited investors through an SEC-registered funding portal.

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Equity crowdfunding, done properly

Regulation Crowdfunding lets companies raise capital from everyday investors, not only accredited investors.

It comes with specific requirements: a Form C filing, financial statements scaled to the size of the raise, and annual reporting afterward.

Our securities attorneys handle the regulatory work and help position your offering to perform on the platform.

Regulation CF at a glance

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Up to $5 million

Companies can raise up to $5 million in a 12-month period under Regulation CF.

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Non-accredited investors

Everyday investors can participate, subject to individual investment limits.

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Funding portals

Offerings must run through an SEC-registered funding portal or broker-dealer.

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Public communications

Issuers can advertise, subject to rules on what those communications say.

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Form C filing

The SEC filing with company information, offering terms and financial statements.

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Ongoing reporting

An annual report keeps investors informed after the raise.

Crowdfunding legal services

Form C preparation

Complete preparation and filing of the Form C offering statement.

Offering page review

Compliance review of your funding-portal campaign page.

SAFEs and convertible notes

Structuring and documentation for the instrument you offer.

Ongoing compliance

Annual reporting and continuing obligations.

Related insight

Guides September 8, 2026 · 2 min read

Reg CF can turn customers into shareholders. Here are the limits, the filings and the obligations that follow you after the campaign ends.

Ready to launch your crowdfunding campaign?

Schedule a consultation to discuss whether Reg CF is right for your raise.

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