Promoted Deal Campaign
Promote one private investment opportunity through DealStack’s investor marketplace, email, webinar, and content channels for 90 days.
Give investors a clear place to understand the opportunity, review the available information, and request more details from your firm.
A strong opportunity can still get buried in:
A single announcement creates a moment of awareness.
A campaign gives your opportunity repeated opportunities to be discovered, understood, and acted on.
DealStack distributes your opportunity through the channels investors already use to research private investments.
We review the opportunity, offering materials, firm information, and campaign details.
Your DealStack page gives investors one place to understand:
Your opportunity is promoted across DealStack’s available investor-distribution channels for 90 days.
Investors can discover the opportunity through marketplace browsing, email, featured placement, webinar promotion, and educational content.
Host one Live Deal Briefing for the DealStack investor network.
Your firm presents the opportunity for 30 minutes, followed by 30 minutes of investor questions.
Investors hear how you explain the opportunity and get the chance to ask what matters to them.
When an investor requests information, registers for your webinar, or opts in to connect with your firm, DealStack passes the connection to your team.
You follow up directly.
Your opportunity receives promotion for 90 days across the campaign channels included in your agreement.
Give investors a clear place to review the firm, opportunity, terms, risks, source documents, and next steps.
Your opportunity goes to the whole eligible investor list in one dedicated email, and can be featured in the DealStack marketplace and weekly investor email.
Put the opportunity in front of DealStack visitors through homepage placement during the campaign.
Drive investors to your webinar or information session.
Present your opportunity directly to interested investors and answer questions in real time.
Receive contact information from investors who have opted in to hear more about your firm or opportunity. It is not a promised count.
The promise
A Promoted Deal Campaign sends your deal to the whole eligible investor list in one dedicated email, and keeps it in front of investors for 90 days. That reach is the promise. No refund or guarantee depends on sign-ups, leads, investor connections or investors.
Every investor on DealStack’s investor email list who can lawfully receive your deal. The DealStack subscriber figure shown elsewhere is the audience of the latest weekly email, rounded down to the hundred, never a typed-in number, and it is not the size of this list. A 506(b) offering never goes to the whole list: it only reaches investors whose relationship with your firm was recorded on DealStack before that offering, or independently of it.
The Promoted Deal Campaign promises reach: the campaign deliverables listed in your agreement, including one dedicated email to the whole eligible investor list.
DealStack helps investors discover and research your opportunity.
Your firm is responsible for the offering, disclosures, investor verification, follow-up, diligence process, and closing.
Fit
The Promoted Deal Campaign is designed for firms that:
If your firm raises repeatedly, ask about Capital Engine.
$3,000
Includes:
Your deal goes to the whole eligible investor list.
Do not let a serious opportunity depend on one email, one webinar, or who happens to be in your network.
Put your opportunity in front of investors through a focused 90-day campaign.
Promoted Deal Campaigns are marketing and software services, not securities transactions. DealStack is not a broker-dealer, investment adviser, or placement agent. DealStack does not recommend offerings, handle investor funds, or receive a percentage of capital raised. Firms are responsible for their offerings, disclosures, investor verification, communications, and compliance obligations. Paid placements are disclosed to investors. Priority placement applies only among deals with equal investor fit — firms cannot pay to appear in a plan they don’t match.