Raises up to $5M
$7,500 per deal
- LLC formed for the deal
- Offering documents from attorney-approved templates
- Sponsor and property verification
- Form D filing
- Your deal page and share links
Flat prices. No cut of your raise.
You pay a flat fee to launch and a small yearly fee per investor. The deal pays at closing, and if the raise doesn’t close you owe nothing beyond any documents already prepared.
Raises over $5M
$12,500 per deal
- Everything in the smaller plan
- State notice filings in up to 10 states
$300 per investor a year
Investor portal, distributions, K-1 delivery, investor updates and a document vault.
$95 per investor, once
Third-party accreditation check. Investors reuse it on future deals while it’s valid.
At cost escrow
Charged by the escrow agent and passed through with no markup.
What your deal would pay
Move the sliders to see what DoorRaise would cost for your deal.
$2,650,000
45
5 years
Escrow is charged at cost by the escrow agent and isn’t included.
- Launch fee (up to $5M)
- $7,500
- Accreditation checks (45 × $95)
- $4,275
- Administration, first year (45 × $300)
- $13,500
- First year
- $25,275
Total over 5 years
$79,275
0.95% of the raise in year one, then $13,500 a year.
Why no percentage
A platform paid a share of the money raised has a reason to push deals. DoorRaise is paid the same whether a deal raises $1M or $5M, so our only job is to make the raise easy, safe and transparent.
Compared with doing it yourself
A typical sponsor today pays $15,000 to $50,000 in legal fees per raise, plus separate software for investor portals, distributions and K-1s. DoorRaise covers the documents, filings, verification and investor administration for one flat price.
Questions
Who pays these fees?
The deal pays them at closing, out of the money raised. They’re listed on the deal’s fee card, so investors see exactly what DoorRaise costs before they commit.
What if the raise doesn’t close?
Every investor gets their money back from escrow, and you owe nothing beyond any documents already prepared.
Is there a percentage of the raise or of profits?
No. DoorRaise never takes a share of the money raised or of the deal’s profits.
How is the yearly fee counted?
Per investor on the deal each year, for as long as the deal is running. It stops when the property is sold and final distributions are paid.
Do investors pay anything directly?
No. Investors never get a bill from DoorRaise. Every fee is paid by the deal and shown on its fee card.
Are there setup, software or seat fees?
No. The prices on this page are everything DoorRaise charges.