Posting rules for sponsors

Rule 506(c) deals may be promoted publicly, including on social media, but only verified accredited investors may invest. Rule 506(b) deals may not be advertised or promoted publicly at all; share them only with people you already have a substantive relationship with. If you’re unsure, ask us before posting.

Every claim must be true and not misleading. Whenever you mention returns, also say they are projections, not promises, and that investors can lose money. Don’t cherry-pick your best past deal without mentioning the others.

Don’t say or imply a return is guaranteed, “safe”, “risk-free” or “can’t lose”. Don’t say DoorRaise, the SEC or anyone else has approved or endorsed the deal. Don’t pressure people with false deadlines. Don’t offer anything of value for investing, or for referring other investors, unless it is disclosed in the offering documents and approved by us.

Send investors to your DoorRaise deal page for the full terms, fees and risks. Don’t give side terms, promises or discounts that aren’t in the offering documents.

Use the same assumptions shown on your deal page. If you show a projected return, say what it depends on (for example, the sale price and rent growth assumed) and keep the deal page up to date.

Don’t pay anyone to find investors, including other creators, unless they are a registered broker-dealer. Anyone who promotes your deal must clearly disclose any compensation from you, and you must tell us about them so they can be added to the bad actor checks.

If you share testimonials from past investors, they must be real, unpaid (or clearly say they were paid), and representative. Don’t use testimonials that suggest a guaranteed outcome.

Keep a copy of what you post about your deal. We may ask you to fix or remove anything that breaks these rules, and we may pause your deal until you do.