Regulation A
Regulation A (Reg A) is a provision under the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) that provides an exemption from the registration requirements for public offerings. It's often called a "mini-IPO" because it allows companies to offer and sell their securities to the public with less stringent reporting requirements than traditional public offerings.
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- Reg A is typically best for those startup companies who are entering the growth stage, and owe a large part of their success to their early adopters. By pursuing a Reg A offering, a company is inviting its users to share in that success. Inviting early adopters to become shareholders, you effectively turn users into brand evangelists.
- Research shows that customers who have a vested interest in the future of a business are more likely to recommend that company to others and increase the amount they spend with the company. Reg A raises are $3M-$75M and require a marketing investment to drive results.
- Reg A+ typically works best for those that have a large and engaged user base and the ARR to prove it. Also called a ‘mini-IPO’ a Reg A+ raise has less demanding disclosure requirements than a traditional public offering but companies must first file with the SEC and receive qualification prior to launching an offering.