Firm Listing Agreement

THE SHORT VERSION

This summary is a plain-English guide, not a substitute for the terms below.

Listing on DealStack is free. In exchange, the record of each deal you list stays: what it projected, what it actually did, who operated it, the descriptions you write, and photographs of the asset — labeled, dated, and under your firm's name.

An investor's real question is not whether your deal looks good. It is whether you are who you say you are, and whether you did what you said you did. DealStack does not answer that — we do not verify offerings or vouch for firms. We make it answerable, which is why the record is permanent: one you could edit after the fact would settle nothing.

Your documents stay yours and come down whenever you take them down.

THE OFFICIAL TERMS

This Firm Listing Agreement (this "Agreement") is entered into as of the date of the last signature below or, if signed electronically, the timestamp recorded in the DealStack signing workflow (the "Effective Date"), by and between:

Grow Your Cashflow LLC, a Florida limited liability company doing business as DealStack ("Company"), and the firm identified in the signature block or electronic signing workflow ("Firm"). Company and Firm are each a "Party" and together the "Parties."

RECITALS

A.Company operates an online software platform branded "DealStack" (the "Platform") through which accredited investors and other permitted users may discover, evaluate, save, and request introductions to privately offered real estate and alternative investment opportunities.

B.Firm originates, sponsors, manages, or otherwise has a lawful right to list one or more investment offerings and wishes to make certain information about Firm and those offerings available on the Platform.

C.The Parties intend that Company provide software, hosting, workflow, analytics, and advertising or distribution services only. Company is not a broker-dealer, placement agent, investment adviser, finder, underwriter, or fiduciary; does not recommend, endorse, or solicit the purchase or sale of any security; and does not take custody of investor funds or securities.

D.Listing on the Platform is non-exclusive. A basic listing under this Agreement does not require payment of a fee. Any paid promotion, featured placement, subscription, or other paid service, if later offered or purchased, will be set out in a separate order form or subscription agreement and is not granted by this Agreement.

E.The Platform also maintains an auditable historical record of financial and investment-related Listing representations, and a persistent, searchable database and map of assets and their deal history. Company retains the source materials and structured data supporting a Listing to preserve provenance, historical accuracy, compliance, dispute resolution, and record integrity. Member-facing visibility is governed by Section 3 and is distinct from internal retention.

NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual promises in this Agreement, and for other good and valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which are acknowledged, the Parties agree as follows:

1. Definitions

1.1"Firm Materials" means all information, documents, data, images, name and logo, performance summaries, offering documents, webinar information, team biographies, and other content that Firm or its authorized users submit, upload, link, or otherwise make available to Company for a Listing, including updates.

1.2"Marketing Materials" means investment decks, teasers, one-pagers, photos, logos, team biographies, webinar recordings Firm chooses to upload, and similar sales or track-record materials included in Firm Materials.

1.3"Offering Documents" means private placement memoranda, subscription booklets, operating agreements, detailed financial models, underwriting files, and similar legal or confidential offering packages included in Firm Materials.

1.4"Listing Data" means the structured facts Company extracts from Firm Materials or that Firm enters on the Platform — including terms, fees, dates, locations, exemption type, performance figures, and other comparable fields — together with Company's summaries, classifications, and analytics derived from those facts.

1.5"Listing" means Firm's firm profile and any deal, fund, or offering page hosted on the Platform, together with related investor communications that display or distribute Firm Materials or Listing Data.

1.6"Member" means a registered user of the Platform. Members typically represent that they are accredited investors. A Member representation is not, by itself, verification of accredited-investor status for Firm's offering.

1.7"Offering" means any investment opportunity, fund, syndication, or other securities offering described in a Listing.

1.8"Platform Terms" means Company's then-current Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, as updated from time to time and posted on the Platform.

1.9"Publicly Available Information" means factual information about Firm, its principals, and its offerings that Company obtains from lawful public sources — including SEC filings (such as Form D and EDGAR records), public property, business, and court records, and Firm's own public websites and public communications — and does not include Firm's copyrighted materials or any information behind a login, paywall, or technical or contractual access restriction.

1.10"Historical Asset Media" means photographs and renderings of an asset that Firm uploads to market or describe that asset or an Offering. Video is not Historical Asset Media.

1.11"Confirmed Information" means Firm Materials and Listing Data that a Firm user has entered, approved, or confirmed as accurate through the Platform, whether or not any Listing has gone live. Information Company has populated on Firm's behalf becomes Confirmed Information only when a Firm user confirms it.

2. Scope; Non-Exclusivity; No Listing Fee

2.1Company will make the listing workflow available to Firm. A Listing may go live once this Agreement is in effect and any published eligibility requirements are met.

2.2This Agreement is non-exclusive. Firm may list offerings on other platforms and raise capital through any other lawful channel. Company may host listings for other firms, including firms that compete with Firm.

2.3No fee is due under this Agreement for a basic Listing. This Agreement does not sell introductions, investors, capital, or a raise. Any later paid services are optional and will be documented separately. Company's compensation under this Agreement, if any, is not contingent on whether, from whom, or how much capital Firm raises.

2.4By signing this Agreement, the Parties are bound by their obligations. One authorized signature is sufficient and binds Firm as a whole for the current version. Additional teammates are not required to sign, though Company may collect a new acceptance if this Agreement is materially updated.

3. License; What We Keep; What Comes Down

3.1In exchange for access to the listing workflow, Firm grants Company a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free, sublicensable license to host, reproduce, display, distribute, format, summarize, extract Listing Data from, analyze, prepare derivative works of and incorporate into other works, and otherwise use the materials Firm submits, for the purposes described below. Some rights are limited and revocable and end when a Listing comes down; others are perpetual and irrevocable and survive termination. Firm keeps copyright and trademark ownership of its materials — this is a license, not an assignment. Company owns its own Platform software, schema, and the structured dataset it compiles. The perpetual rights in this Section attach only to Confirmed Information. As to material Firm submitted but never confirmed, Firm may require Company to delete it and no perpetual right survives: Company will remove it from active and Member-facing systems promptly; routine backups age out on their ordinary cycle; and Company may retain what applicable law, a legal hold, or a pending dispute requires. Where materials are limited and revocable under Section 3.2, the derivative-works right survives as to facts already extracted from them and retained as Listing Data.

3.2What the license covers, and what comes down.

ALREADY PUBLIC — NO LICENSE NEEDED.
Firm name, used to identify Firm and its Listing	Stays. Company identifies who listed a deal the same way any public record does.
Public records: Form D and other SEC and EDGAR filings; deeds and county property, ownership and transaction records; business-registry filings; court and regulatory records	Stays. This Agreement does not grant these and does not need to (Section 3.8).
Firm's public statements: facts published on Firm's own public website and public communications	Company may state those facts in its own words. Being visible on the internet is not a license — Company may not copy Firm's writing, biographies, or headshots merely because they appear publicly. Firm's written material, biographies and headshots are licensed under the revocable bucket below and come down on request. Firm's logo is licensed under Section 11.2 and stays in the historical record to identify Firm. See Section 3.9.
LIMITED AND REVOCABLE — COMES DOWN.
Offering Documents: PPM, subscription booklet, operating agreement, financial models, data-room files	Hidden from Members when the Offering closes or on Firm's request. They remain available to Firm and to any Member who invested in that Offering through the Platform. Company keeps an internal audit copy only.
Firm's other documents and recordings: decks, teasers, one-pagers, webinar recordings, and asset video	Comes down on Firm's request, or when Firm leaves. If they come down, Company keeps only the facts extracted from them, as Listing Data. Confirming a document does not make it permanent.
Headshots and other images of people	Come down on Firm's request, or on the request of the person pictured. A photograph of a person is that person's likeness, which Firm cannot grant on that person's behalf; the fact that a named person operated the asset is Listing Data and stays either way.
PERPETUAL AND IRREVOCABLE — STAYS AS THE RECORD.
Listing Data: structured facts including terms, fees, dates, share classes, projected and realized performance, and which firm and principals operated the asset	Stays as a clearly labeled, time-stamped historical record Firm may correct, and is compiled into a searchable database and map of assets and their deal history (Section 3.7).
Asset photographs and renderings of the asset ("Historical Asset Media") — not video	Stays as the visual record of what the asset looked like at the time, alongside the numbers.
Listing text Firm writes on the Platform: the deal description, the firm description, the team biographies, and other narrative fields a Firm user enters and confirms in a Listing	Stays as part of the labeled historical record — a record of what a deal was cannot omit what the deal said it was, or who it said ran it. Firm's documents and recordings are different, and come down under the revocable bucket above.
Firm logo, a licensed mark and not a public fact	Stays for identifying Firm in the historical record. Use in Company's own marketing ends at termination (Section 11.2).

THE LINE BETWEEN THE TWO.

If it is part of the listing record — a fact about the deal or the asset, or narrative a Firm user wrote into the Listing itself — it stays. If it is a document or recording Firm delivered, or an image of a person, it comes down. A fact does not become revocable because it first appeared inside a document Firm later removed.

What "comes down" means: the item stops being displayed on the Platform, is removed from Company's public surfaces, and is removed from search indexing Company controls. Company keeps an internal audit copy under Section 3.4, and keeps the facts already extracted from it, as Listing Data.

How to revoke: Firm may remove any item in the limited and revocable bucket through the Platform, or ask Company in writing. A person pictured may ask Company directly. Company will action a written request within 10 business days.

What is not revocable: Listing Data; Historical Asset Media; the fact that Firm listed a deal; communications already sent to Members; and Company's internal audit copy.

3.3What Company may and may not do.

Company may: display Firm's profile, Listing, and marketing creative on the Platform; advertise and promote the Listing and the Platform in any medium, including paid, co-branded, and product-demonstration uses such as screenshots and demos, without separate approval; make Firm's firm page and deal page publicly discoverable and search-indexed, and keep doing so; distribute and syndicate the Listing and Listing Data through application programming interfaces, data feeds, machine-readable interfaces, and AI or agent-based tools, and permit third parties and automated agents to access and surface them; include the asset in the Platform's searchable asset-history database and map; keep and display Listing Data as a clearly labeled historical record; and retain an internal audit copy for provenance, compliance, and disputes.

Company will not: publicly display Firm's Offering Documents after an Offering closes; state or imply that Firm endorses, sponsors, or is affiliated with Company beyond listing, imply Firm's endorsement of an unrelated offering, or use Firm's name or logo to promote another firm's offering (see Section 11.2); present the Listing inaccurately or misleadingly in any advertising; advertise or publicly promote an Offering conducted under Rule 506(b) (Section 6.6); sell Firm's photographs or media as standalone stock content; sell, license, or share Firm's Offering Documents with a third party; or use Firm's marks to claim a partnership or relationship beyond the Listing.

3.4Internal audit copy. Company will maintain a secure, auditable source record of the Firm Materials and Listing Data submitted for a Listing, including prior versions, as reasonably necessary for provenance, compliance, security, dispute resolution, and Platform operation, subject to applicable law and Company's documented retention and security practices. This internal copy is not shown to Members and does not authorize Member-facing display of Offering Documents.

3.5Corrections. Firm may submit corrections or additional context to its Listing Data. Company may correct or annotate the record and may retain prior versions in its audit record. Historical Listing Data is time-stamped or otherwise identified as historical. Company does not independently verify Firm Materials. Listing Data is a summary presented for convenience; where Listing Data differs from the Offering Documents, the Offering Documents govern.

3.6Attribution. Each Listing is attributed to Firm (for example, "Listed by [Firm]"). Company will not present a Listing as its own offering, or as another firm's offering unless that firm has authorized it (endorsement is governed by Section 11.2).

3.7Asset-history database and map. Company may compile, retain, index, and display the facts in Listing Data — including asset identity and location, ownership and control over time, and deal history — in a persistent, searchable database and map of assets, independent of whether any single Listing is live. These facts and Company's compilation are Company's property; Firm keeps copyright in its own underlying materials and may submit corrections.

3.8Publicly Available Information. Company may collect, summarize in its own words, display, index, and retain Publicly Available Information for any asset or firm in the database and map, whether or not the firm has signed this Agreement, presented as Company's factual summary labeled as sourced from public records. Publicly Available Information includes: (a) a firm's name; (b) Form D and other SEC and EDGAR filings; (c) deeds and county property, ownership and transaction records; (d) business-registry filings; (e) court and regulatory records; and (f) facts published on the firm's own public website and public communications. Company will not publicly display a firm's active deal or Offering unless that firm has signed a listing agreement.

3.9What Company publishes, and what "public" does not mean. Company publishes information drawn from (i) Publicly Available Information, (ii) information a firm has provided under an agreement, or (iii) values Company derives or calculates from those sources — including by formula, model, comparison, or automated extraction. A derived value is Company's own calculation, not a representation by Firm, and Company will identify derived values as calculated or estimated where they are displayed. A derived value is an estimate — not an appraisal, a valuation opinion, or an investment recommendation. Company does not publish material that is not traceable to a source in (i) or (ii), including third-party hearsay or claims Company cannot tie back to a document or record. Public availability is limited to facts: Company may restate a public fact in its own words, but does not reproduce a firm's copyrighted material — including written biographies, photographs and headshots, or logo — on the basis that it appears somewhere publicly. Those require the license in Section 3.2 or Section 11.2.

3.10Distribution channels; machine access. The distribution Company provides includes public web visibility and search-engine discoverability. Company may distribute, syndicate, and make available the Listing and Listing Data — excluding Offering Documents — through any channel or format now known or later developed, including application programming interfaces, data feeds, structured and machine-readable formats, and AI, model-context, or agent-based tools, and may permit third parties and automated agents to access, index, and surface them. This right survives termination as to the historical record.

3.11No deletion right for Confirmed Information. Firm may stop listing, stop promoting a raise, and take down the limited and revocable materials described in Section 3.2 at any time. Firm may not require Company to delete Listing Data, Historical Asset Media, or listing text a Firm user entered and confirmed. Confirmation does not make a document, a recording, or an image of a person permanent — those remain revocable under Section 3.2 however they were confirmed. A request to "take it down" removes the revocable materials; it does not unwind the perpetual rights in this Section. Firm's right to require deletion of material it never confirmed is preserved by Section 3.1.

3.12Company-populated information. As a convenience to Firm, Company may pre-populate a Firm profile or deal page from Publicly Available Information, from Firm Materials, or from values Company derives under Section 3.9. Company-populated information that a Firm user has not confirmed is not Firm Materials, is not a representation by Firm, and will not be displayed to Members, published, indexed, or advertised until a Firm user confirms it. Firm's representations in Section 4 attach to that information on confirmation. Company will not substitute its own judgment for Confirmed Information; where Company's sources conflict with a confirmed value, Company will handle the conflict under Section 8.5, or display the higher-authority source with attribution under Section 3.5, rather than overriding Firm's confirmed value with Company's own view.

4. Firm Materials; Accuracy; Updates

4.1Firm represents and warrants that it owns, or holds a perpetual, worldwide, sublicensable right sufficient to grant, every right in Section 3 — including the continuing historical-record, database, and map rights for Historical Asset Media and Listing Data, and rights in materials that name, describe, or include documents of another firm, issuer, or operator. Firm further represents that it owns, and does not merely hold a limited or time-limited license to, the Historical Asset Media it uploads. Firm's indemnity in Section 14.1 covers any claim that Firm lacked those rights. If Firm cannot grant the applicable rights for a particular item, Firm will not upload that item.

4.2Firm represents that Firm Materials are, to its knowledge after reasonable inquiry, accurate, complete, and not misleading in any material respect, and that they may lawfully be shown to Members.

4.3Firm will promptly update or withdraw Firm Materials from live Member-facing use, and will promptly notify Company, if any material information becomes inaccurate, incomplete, misleading, stale, withdrawn, or no longer authorized for distribution. Firm is solely responsible for keeping live Listings current. A correction or withdrawal from live use does not require Company to erase the prior version from its audit record or historical Listing Data, except as required by applicable law.

4.4The Platform is a marketplace and workflow product. Firm should not upload passwords, bank credentials, or regulated personal information that Firm is not authorized to disclose to Members.

5. Who May List; Listings That Name Another Firm

5.1Issuer authority required. Firm may list an Offering only if, for the specific interest, share class, or vehicle offered in that Listing, either: (a) Firm, or an entity Firm controls, is the issuer or sponsor of that vehicle; or (b) Firm holds written authority from the issuer of that vehicle to offer and market it — for example a co-general-partner, placement, sub-placement, or referral agreement, or the issuer's written consent. Firm will identify which basis applies before the Listing goes live.

5.2Production on request. Firm will, on Company's request, produce the offering documents for its own vehicle or the written authority described in Section 5.1(b). Company may decline, pause, or remove any Listing where that authority is not produced, is withdrawn, or appears insufficient. Company has no duty to verify Firm's authority, and Company's review is not a determination that the authority is adequate.

5.3Consent to confirm. If Firm Materials name another firm, issuer, operator, or master fund, Firm authorizes Company to contact that party to confirm Firm's authority to list, and Firm will not treat that contact as a breach of confidentiality or of any agreement between Firm and that party.

5.4Firm's own door only. Firm is listing only its own door into the deal. Firm is not signing this Agreement on behalf of any other firm; this Agreement does not bind that firm; and Firm does not, by listing, claim ownership of the underlying deal.

5.5If the named firm claims. If the named firm later joins the Platform and claims the deal, that firm must sign its own listing agreement. Firm's signature remains Firm's. It is not remapped onto the other firm, and it does not expire solely because the other firm claims.

5.6Objection; takedown. If the named firm or another person with a colorable claim sends Company a specific written objection to the Listing, Company may pause, re-attribute, fold, or remove the Listing pending resolution. Firm will cooperate promptly, including by providing the contract or other authority under which Firm listed.

5.7Exemption interference. Firm represents that it has confirmed the exemption under which the Offering is conducted and identifies that exemption in the Listing; that listing on the Platform will not cause the underlying issuer's offering to lose an exemption it relies on; and that Firm has confirmed the underlying issuer permits the manner of marketing contemplated by the Listing, including public display and search indexing where applicable.

6. Securities and Regulatory Compliance

6.1Firm is, and remains, solely responsible for compliance with all laws that apply to Firm, its Offerings, and its communications with investors, including the Securities Act of 1933, the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, the Investment Advisers Act of 1940, Regulation D (including Rules 506(b) and 506(c)), Regulation A if applicable, Rule 506(d) bad-actor disqualification, state blue-sky laws, broker-dealer rules, advertising rules, anti-fraud rules, privacy and anti-spam laws, and all offering exemptions Firm elects to use.

6.2Firm, and not Company, is solely responsible for: (a) selecting and maintaining any securities-law exemption; (b) if relying on Rule 506(b), establishing and documenting any required pre-existing substantive relationship with each offeree, and ensuring that Firm's use of the Platform does not constitute general solicitation; (c) if relying on Rule 506(c) or any other exemption that requires verification, verifying that each purchaser is an accredited investor or otherwise eligible; (d) preparing and delivering offering documents; and (e) all Form D and related notice filings.

6.3Company does not, by hosting a Listing, introducing a Member, sharing the contact information of a Member who requested a connection, or promoting a webinar or listing on a rotation-as-available basis, (i) establish a pre-existing substantive relationship for Firm's purposes, (ii) verify accredited-investor status for Firm's Offering, or (iii) make or adopt Firm's offering statements.

6.4Company may, upon prior notice to Firm, publish and update objective eligibility rules for what may go live on the Platform, including documentation completeness and exemption type. Firm is responsible for confirming that each Listing satisfies those rules before requesting that it go live. Company may decline, pause, or remove a Listing that does not satisfy then-current rules or that Company reasonably believes presents legal, reputational, or operational risk.

6.5Firm will not use the Platform to solicit persons Firm is not permitted to solicit, to make an unlawful offer, or to distribute materials Firm is not permitted to share.

6.6506(b) offerings; no general solicitation by Company. For any Offering conducted under Rule 506(b), Company will not engage in general solicitation on Firm's behalf: Company will not feature, promote, blast, or publicly display that Offering, and will surface it only to Members who have a substantive relationship with Firm that was established and recorded through the Platform prior to, or independently of, that Offering. This is Company's operational commitment; Firm remains solely responsible under Sections 6.1 and 6.2 for maintaining its exemption.

7. Nature of Company's Services

7.1Company is a software and advertising vendor. Company is not, and will not hold itself out as, a broker, dealer, broker-dealer, placement agent, finder, investment adviser, municipal advisor, underwriter, transfer agent, escrow agent, or fiduciary to Firm or to any Member.

7.2Company does not recommend, endorse, vouch for, rate as suitable, or solicit any investment, Firm, or Offering. Ranking, search order, matching, and any featured or homepage placement are Platform operations. Paid services, if any, buy amplification of a neutral Listing. They do not buy a recommendation, an endorsement, or control of editorial ranking.

7.3Company does not take custody of, hold, or handle investor funds or securities, and does not process a securities transaction on the Platform. Any investment is made, if at all, directly between the investor and Firm (or Firm's issuer, transfer agent, or other regulated counterparties) through Firm's own offering flow.

7.4Company does not guarantee investor interest, introductions, webinar attendance, capital commitments, offering performance, closing timelines, or the suitability of any Member. Any reach-related statement Company may later make is a statement about exposure or signups, never about dollars raised or investors obtained.

7.5Nothing in this Agreement creates a partnership, joint venture, agency, or employment relationship. Neither Party may bind the other. There are no third-party beneficiaries, including Members and any other firm named in Firm Materials.

8. Platform Operations; Takedown

8.1Company may review, normalize, classify, summarize, compare, score, annotate, and format Firm Materials for usability. Automated extraction may be incomplete or incorrect. Firm must review its Listing before it goes live and remains responsible for what Members see.

8.2Company controls whether a Listing is live, paused, de-ranked, or removed. Immediate action: Company may immediately decline, pause, remove, or restrict a Listing where Company reasonably believes it is unauthorized, unlawful, or creates legal, regulatory, security, privacy, or operational risk, or where Section 5.6 or Section 8.4 applies. Curable concerns: where Company's concern is instead that materials are incomplete, stale, inconsistent, or not aligned with published Platform standards, Company will give Firm notice and five business days to cure before removing or de-ranking the Listing. Ranking, search order, and featured placement remain Platform operations under Section 7.2.

8.3Firm may update or correct a Listing at any time through the Platform and may mark an Offering closed when the raise is complete. A closed Offering remains visible as clearly labeled historical Listing Data and Historical Asset Media under Section 3. Offering Documents are hidden from all Members after close by default. Updating a field does not require Company to erase the prior version from its audit record.

8.4If Company receives a specific, credible written claim that a Listing or item is unauthorized, infringing, unlawful, or violates privacy rights, Company may investigate and may hide, pause, re-attribute, restrict, or remove Member-facing access to the challenged material, and will notify Firm when legally permitted. Company may retain an internal audit copy and related Listing Data unless applicable law requires deletion, restriction, or de-identification. This Section creates a claim-review process, not an unconditional Firm right to erase the historical record.

8.5Conflicting sources. Firm Materials often include several documents of differing authority, and they may disagree. Where Company's systems identify a material conflict between sources for the same field, Company may flag, hold, or suppress the affected field. A flagged or suppressed field remains flagged or suppressed until Firm resolves the conflict. Company has no obligation to detect conflicts, to resolve a conflict on Firm's behalf, or to display a field whose sources conflict.

9. Investor Interactions, Promotion, and Data

9.1Company may make Member activity available to Firm, including saves, questions, webinar registrations, introduction and connection requests, booking activity, and related analytics.

9.2Company will share a Member's identity and contact details with Firm only when that Member has affirmatively requested a connection or otherwise opted in. Other demand remains anonymous to Firm (counts and aggregate signals, not names or check sizes of Members who have not opted in). Company will comply with all applicable data privacy laws in sharing any such Member information.

9.3Firm may use opted-in Member contact information only to pursue Firm's own lawful Offering and related investor-relations communications, and only in compliance with applicable privacy, telemarketing, and anti-spam law. Firm receives a limited license to that contact information, not ownership of Company's Member file.

9.4The Platform audience is Company's. This Agreement does not sell, assign, or transfer Company's Member file to Firm. Firm's pre-existing investor relationships remain Firm's.

9.5Firm is solely responsible for how it follows up with Members, for all subsequent diligence materials, subscription documents, accreditation verification, and closings, and for any statement Firm makes to an investor.

9.6Promotion of Firm's webinars, events, and Listings. Company markets the Platform and the Listings on it. In doing so Company may promote Firm's Firm-hosted webinars, scheduled events, and Listings to Members and to the public, through any channel Company chooses — including the Platform's events calendar and public calendar listings, recurring and one-off email sends to Company's list, the education library, Company's own social media, paid advertising, co-branded and jointly promoted events, and any other surface or medium Company operates, licenses, or later adopts, whether now existing or later developed. Company decides which webinars, events, and Listings to promote, on which surfaces, how often, and in what order, on a rotation-as-available basis.

No placement, send, slot, frequency, audience size, or channel is reserved, promised, or owed to Firm, and Company may add, change, pause, or discontinue any of them at any time, for any reason, and without notice. Promotion is amplification of a neutral Listing: it is not an endorsement, a recommendation, or a statement that Company has verified, vouched for, or performed diligence on Firm or its Offering, and no co-branded or jointly promoted activity implies that Firm and Company are partners, affiliates, or joint venturers (Sections 7.1, 7.2, 7.5, and 11.2). Company will not publicly promote, feature, or blast an Offering conducted under Rule 506(b) (Section 6.6). Promotion under this Section is provided at no charge; paid promotion, featured placement, and subscription services are not granted by this Agreement and remain governed by a separate order form or subscription agreement (Recital D and Section 17.2).

9.7No-charge Member introductions. Company may reveal to Firm the identity and contact details of Members who have opted in under Section 9.2, at no charge. Company decides how many such identities it reveals, and whether to reveal any at all, in its sole discretion. That number is not fixed by this Agreement. It is neither a minimum nor a maximum, may be zero, may differ between firms and between periods, and may be raised, lowered, suspended, or withdrawn at any time, for any reason, and without notice.

Any figure Company displays on the Platform, states in its own product or promotional materials, or has delivered to Firm before describes Company's current or past practice only; it is not a term of this Agreement, is not an offer, and does not bind Company. No course of dealing and no prior delivery of Member identities entitles Firm to any further Member identity. An introduction under this Section is not a fee-bearing service, and is not a commitment as to the number, interest, accreditation status, or investment capacity of any Member. Nothing in this Section makes Company a broker, finder, or placement agent, establishes a pre-existing substantive relationship for Firm's purposes, or verifies any Member's accredited-investor status (Sections 6.3 and 7.1). Firm's use of any contact details it receives remains governed by Sections 9.3 and 9.4.

10. Confidentiality

10.1"Confidential Information" means non-public information a Party discloses to the other in connection with this Agreement that is marked confidential or that a reasonable person would understand to be confidential. Offering Documents are Confidential Information. Firm Materials submitted for a Listing that is published publicly are intended to be shown publicly and are not Confidential Information merely because they are commercially sensitive — Firm cannot both publish a Listing and treat its contents as confidential. Firm Materials submitted for a Listing that is not public — including any Offering conducted under Rule 506(b) (Section 6.6) — remain restricted to permitted Members. Historical Listing Data and Historical Asset Media may be displayed as expressly permitted by Section 3.

10.2Each Party will use the other Party's Confidential Information only to perform this Agreement and will protect it with at least reasonable care. Disclosure is permitted to personnel and service providers with a need to know who are bound by confidentiality obligations, and as required by law (with prior notice where legally permitted).

10.3Confidentiality does not apply to information that is or becomes public through no breach, that the receiving Party already rightfully knew, that is independently developed, or that is rightfully received from a third party without duty of confidentiality.

11. Intellectual Property; Name and Logo; Feedback

11.1Company owns the Platform, including software, design, data models, Listing Data schema, aggregated analytics, and all improvements. Firm owns all rights and title, including any copyrights, in Firm Materials, Marketing Materials, Offering Documents, and any other Firm information. Company owns its Listing Data compilation and extracted dataset and holds the licenses stated in Section 3, without acquiring copyright ownership of Firm Materials or becoming the author or maker of Firm's offering statements.

11.2Firm grants Company a license to use Firm's name, logo, and other marks to identify Firm and its Listing on the Platform and in the historical record, and to advertise and promote the Listing and the Platform in any medium — including paid, co-branded, and product-demonstration uses such as screenshots and demos — without separate or further approval. Company's advertising will be truthful and will not state or imply that Firm endorses, sponsors, or is affiliated with Company beyond listing on the Platform, and Company will not use Firm's name or logo to promote another firm's offering. Company will observe Firm's published trademark usage guidelines where reasonable, and will remove Firm's name or logo from a specific campaign on Firm's reasonable written request. Advertising rights apply while a Listing is live; the right to identify Firm as the firm that listed is perpetual and survives termination as part of the historical record. Nothing in this Section permits Company to advertise or publicly promote an Offering conducted under Rule 506(b) — see Section 6.6. Company grants Firm a limited license to use the DealStack name and logo solely to state that Firm lists on the Platform, without implying endorsement. Neither Party grants any other use of trademark rights.

11.3If Firm gives Company suggestions or feedback about the Platform, Company may use that feedback without restriction or obligation.

12. Term; Termination; What Stays

12.1This Agreement begins on the Effective Date and continues until terminated under this Section 12 (the "Term").

12.2Either Party may terminate this Agreement at any time, for any reason, by written notice (email is sufficient). Termination stops new live listing activity, new uploads, and promotion of Firm's Listings as active raises. Offering Documents will be hidden from Member-facing display. Historical Listing Data, Historical Asset Media, and Company's internal audit record remain governed by Section 3.

12.3Company may suspend or terminate immediately if Firm materially breaches this Agreement and does not cure such material breach within 10 days of notice from Company, if Company reasonably believes a Listing creates legal or regulatory risk, or if Firm becomes subject to a bad-actor disqualification, bankruptcy, or similar event. Firm may terminate this Agreement immediately following notice if Company materially breaches this Agreement and fails to cure such breach within 10 days of notice from Firm.

12.4On termination or when an Offering is marked closed, Company will stop promoting that Listing as a live raise. Historical Listing Data and Historical Asset Media may remain on the Platform as a clearly labeled historical record pursuant to Section 3. Offering Documents will be hidden from all Member-facing display by default, while Company may retain its internal audit copy under Section 3.4.

12.5Termination does not affect records, Member communications already sent, compliance logs, accrued rights, or the surviving rights and obligations in Section 3. Sections 3, 6, 7, 9.3, 9.4, 10, 11, 12.4, 13 through 16, and 18 survive termination.

13. Representations and Warranties

13.1Each Party represents that it is duly organized, validly existing, and in good standing under the laws of its jurisdiction of formation, and that the person accepting this Agreement is authorized to bind that Party.

13.2Firm further represents and warrants that: (a) Firm Materials and each Listing comply with Section 4 and Section 6; (b) Firm is not disqualified under Rule 506(d) and will promptly notify Company if that changes; (c) Firm will conduct its Offering through its own lawful process and will not hold Company out as a broker, adviser, or issuer; and (d) Firm's performance of this Agreement does not conflict with any other agreement binding Firm, including any agreement with an originating operator, issuer, or co-sponsor.

13.3EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY STATED IN THIS AGREEMENT, THE PLATFORM AND ALL COMPANY SERVICES ARE PROVIDED "AS IS" AND "AS AVAILABLE." TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, COMPANY DISCLAIMS ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, TITLE, AND NON-INFRINGEMENT. COMPANY DOES NOT WARRANT UNINTERRUPTED OR ERROR-FREE OPERATION, OR THAT EXTRACTION, SUMMARIES, OR MATCHING WILL BE COMPLETE OR ACCURATE.

14. Indemnification

14.1Firm will defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Company and its officers, directors, employees, contractors, and affiliates (the "Company Parties") from and against any third-party claim, demand, action, loss, damage, liability, cost, and reasonable attorneys' fee arising out of or relating to: (a) Firm Materials or a Listing; (b) Firm's Offering, investor communications, accreditation process, or closing; (c) Firm's actual or alleged breach of this Agreement; (d) Firm's actual or alleged violation of law; (e) a claim that Firm lacked authority to list or to share Firm Materials, including a claim by another firm, issuer, or operator named in the Listing; or (f) a claim that Firm Materials infringe or misappropriate a third party's intellectual-property or publicity rights.

14.2The indemnity in Section 14.1 covers claims arising from Firm's listing activity and Firm's Offering. It does not require Firm to indemnify a Company Party for that Company Party's own gross negligence or willful misconduct.

14.3Company's indemnity. Company will defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Firm and its officers, directors, employees, contractors, and affiliates (the "Firm Parties") from and against any third-party claim, demand, action, loss, damage, liability, cost, and reasonable attorneys' fee, but only to the extent arising from: (a) Company's Platform software or materials created solely by Company — excluding Firm Materials, Firm-approved Listing Data, and changes made at Firm's direction — infringing a third party's intellectual-property rights; (b) Company's gross negligence, willful misconduct, or violation of law in operating the Platform; or (c) Company's breach of Section 10 or applicable data-security or privacy obligations. Company has no obligation for a claim caused by Firm Materials, Firm's Offering, Firm's instructions or approvals, or Firm's failure to obtain rights required by this Agreement.

14.4The indemnified party will give the indemnifying party reasonably prompt written notice of a claim (failure to give prompt notice excuses the indemnifying party only to the extent it is materially prejudiced), and the indemnifying party will control the defense with counsel reasonably acceptable to the indemnified party. The indemnifying party may not settle any claim that imposes an obligation on, or admits fault by, the indemnified party without that Party's prior written consent, not to be unreasonably withheld. The indemnified party may participate with its own counsel at its own expense.

14.5Indemnity is a reimbursement and defense obligation between the Parties. It does not bar a third party from bringing a claim, and it is not a substitute for accurate attribution, takedown after specific notice, or the applicable party's underlying authority to list.

15. Limitation of Liability

15.1TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, NEITHER PARTY WILL BE LIABLE TO THE OTHER FOR ANY INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, SPECIAL, PUNITIVE, OR EXEMPLARY DAMAGES, OR FOR LOST PROFITS, LOST REVENUE, LOST CAPITAL, OR LOST INVESTOR RELATIONSHIPS, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF THOSE DAMAGES.

15.2EXCEPT FOR EACH PARTY'S INDEMNIFICATION OBLIGATIONS, FIRM'S BREACH OF SECTION 6, AND A PARTY'S BREACH OF SECTION 10 OR INFRINGEMENT OF THE OTHER PARTY'S INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY, EACH PARTY'S AGGREGATE LIABILITY ARISING OUT OF OR RELATING TO THIS AGREEMENT IS LIMITED TO $10,000.00.

15.3The Parties agree that the allocation of risk in this Section 15 is a fundamental part of the bargain and that Company would not offer a no-fee listing on other terms.

16. Electronic Signature and Records

16.1The Parties consent to electronic signatures, electronic delivery, and electronic records under the federal E-SIGN Act and the Florida Uniform Electronic Transactions Act. A signature delivered by the Platform workflow, DocuSign, or similar means is original for all purposes.

16.2Company may keep an audit record of this Agreement, including version text, timestamp, signatory name, email, role, firm identifier, IP address, user agent, and related metadata. That record is evidence of acceptance.

17. Platform Terms; Order of Precedence

17.1Firm and its authorized users remain subject to the Platform Terms (the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy). This Agreement supplements the Platform Terms and governs Firm's authorization of Listings. If provisions conflict, the document that specifically addresses the subject controls for that subject. This Agreement controls for Firm listing authorization, licenses granted under this Agreement, securities responsibilities, indemnity, limitation of liability, and disputes arising under this Agreement. The Platform Terms control for ordinary use of the Platform by individual users. The Privacy Policy controls Company's general handling of personal data except where this Agreement or a signed data-processing agreement provides a more specific rule.

17.2This Agreement is additional to, and does not replace or negate, the Platform Terms, Privacy Policy, any order form, subscription agreement, paid-promotion agreement, confidentiality agreement, data-processing agreement, or other agreement the Parties separately sign or accept. Each document remains in effect according to its terms. A later or more specific agreement controls only its own subject matter unless it expressly identifies this Agreement or a provision of it and states that it amends or supersedes that provision.

18. Miscellaneous

18.1Governing Law and Venue. Florida law governs this Agreement, without regard to conflict-of-law rules. Any lawsuit or other court proceeding arising out of this Agreement must be brought only in the state or federal courts in Miami, Florida (Miami-Dade County). Each Party consents to those courts and will not argue that Miami is an inconvenient place to litigate. Jury waiver: to the maximum extent permitted by law, each Party knowingly, voluntarily, and intentionally waives any right to a trial by jury in any action or proceeding arising out of or relating to this Agreement.

18.2Notices. Notices under this Agreement must be in writing and are effective when actually received. Email is sufficient if sent to the addresses below, or to an updated address a Party gives by notice.

If to Company: Grow Your Cashflow LLC, Attn: Legal, 2900 NE 2nd Ave, Apt 861, Miami, FL 33137; pascal@trydealstack.com.

If to Firm: the notice email in the signature block or signing workflow, with a copy to any physical address Firm provides.

18.3Assignment. Neither Party may assign this Agreement without the other Party's prior written consent, except that either Party may assign it to an affiliate or to a successor in connection with a merger, corporate reorganization, or sale of all or substantially all of the assets to which this Agreement relates, provided that the successor agrees in writing to be bound by this Agreement, including the licenses granted in Section 3. Any other attempted assignment is void.

18.4Entire Agreement as to Listing Authorization; Amendments. This Agreement, together with the Platform Terms incorporated by reference, is the entire agreement only as to Firm's authorization of Listings on the Platform. It supersedes only prior proposals and prior versions of the Firm Listing Agreement concerning that same subject. Its relationship to separately signed agreements is governed by Section 17.2. Amendments to this Agreement must be in writing and signed (including electronically) by both Parties, except that Company may issue a new version and require fresh acceptance before new Listings go live. Any material change to this Agreement or to the incorporated Platform Terms applies prospectively only and does not retroactively re-govern Firm Materials already submitted before the change took effect.

18.5Severability; Waiver. If a provision is held unenforceable, it will be modified to the minimum extent necessary to make it enforceable, and the rest of the Agreement remains in effect. A waiver must be specific and in writing. Failure to enforce a provision is not a waiver.

18.6Interpretation. Headings are for convenience only. "Including" means "including without limitation." This Agreement was negotiated by the Parties and will not be construed against either Party as drafter. References to Company include the DealStack brand and the Platform.

18.7Counterparts. This Agreement may be executed in counterparts, including electronic counterparts, each of which is an original, and all of which together are one instrument.

18.8Force Majeure. Neither Party is liable for delay or failure to perform (other than payment or confidentiality) caused by events beyond its reasonable control, including outages of third-party infrastructure, provided it uses reasonable efforts to resume performance.

18.9Securities Law; No Waiver. Nothing in this Agreement is intended to be, or will be deemed to be, a waiver of compliance with any provision of the federal or state securities laws, or a waiver of any right or remedy that may not lawfully be waived under Section 14 of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, Section 29(a) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, or any other applicable provision of federal or state securities laws. Company will not assert that any such waiver has occurred. This Section applies to the entire Agreement, including Sections 14 and 15.

By completing the DealStack electronic signing workflow, the signatory represents that he or she has read this Agreement, is authorized to bind Firm, and agrees to its terms.