• Does Propel(x) use Regulation D?

  Yes, offerings on Propel(x). are conducted under Regulation D, promulgated under the Securities and Exchange Act of 1933, as amended. Regulation D governs private placement exemptions, to allow companies to raise capital through the sale of equity or debt securities without having to register their securities with the SEC. We work with startups that make use of either Rule 506(b) or Rule 506(c) exemptions. See https://www.sec.gov/answers/rule506.htm foFew readers

• Can I list more than one startup from my startup account?

  Yes, each Entrepreneur User can list multiple startups.Few readers

• How do I list a startup on the Propel(x) platform?

  Entrepreneurs begin the process via the List a Startup link from the main navigation bar of our home page and follow a few simple steps: Apply to List. Apply to list your company on Propel(x). Our team will get in touch with you if we have any questions as we review your application. Once our review is complete, our team will make a decision whether or not to list the company. Sign up for a Propel(x). startup account: If you register via LinkedIn,Few readers

• What does it cost to be on Propel(x)?

  Propel(x). charges a 5% success fee for companies that raise greater than $200,000 through the platform. For companies that raise less than $200,000, Propel(x). will charge an 8% success fee.Few readers

• What happens if an investor in a startup via the Propel(x) platform is subsequently proven to be un-accredited?

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• How is startups’ information protected?

  We make extra efforts to protect startups’ information as below: Startups information (presentations, investor calls, all other documents) are privileged access. Startups can approve or reject investor access. Startups can approve or reject any experts that are referred. Only experts approved by startups will be able to participate. Startups can offer a counter comment to all expert answers.Few readers

• What should startups know about the Evaluation process?

  For starters, please read how our Evaluation process works. This process is based on best practices followed by the most reputable angel groups. It is very important for startups to help investors understand their company and get them comfortable with investing. Our ‘Evaluation’ process is designed to help investors interact with the company, understand the risks, and ultimately make an informed investment decision. We also understand that startups want to protect sensitive information. ToFew readers

• What if the startup is able to fill its entire round with outside investors after listing the deal on Propel(x)?

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• What are Propel(x)’s criteria for publishing a startup?

  Propel(x). uses a rigorous screening process when deciding which companies are invited to list on the platform. Once we receive your deal profile submission, we will carefully review your company information (team, description of the technology etc.) and deal specifics (pitch, terms, supporting documents, etc.) against the below – and other additional – criteria. Your startup falls within the realm of ‘deep technology’ – which we define as companies founded on a scientific discovery or meaninFew readers

• What are implications of the Indemnification clause in the Startup Terms of Use?

  Generally, indemnification provisions in contracts are typical and provide that if one party breaches the agreement or engages in negligent or willful misconduct related to the relationship, that breaching party will compensate the non-breaching party for the damages caused. For example, if a company raising money on Propel(x). misappropriated a 3rd party’s trademark and posted it on Propel(x). and that 3rd party sued Propel(x), the company would have to defend Propel(x). and pay any damages asFew readers

• Can I list more than one deal for my startup?

  Only one live deal is allowed per startup at any given time. You can start a new round from the Fundraising tab once your current round closes.Few readers

• Who has access to the information that I provide?

  Only accredited investors that are registered at Propel(x). will have access to your deal profile. Propel(x). has restricted the access to the documents and webcasts that you’ve uploaded and to the evaluation information. We will ask you to approve the investors that want access to the restricted deal content.Few readers

• Can I make changes to my company and deal information after my deal profile has been approved and is published?

  Yes. Once our team has approved your deal profile for publication, you can update your company information as the situation arises. For example, investors want to know if you hire a brand new CTO during your fundraise! Most deal-specific information can also be updated (e.g., you can upload a revised pitch deck, add a new webcast, or reschedule an event). Please be aware, however, that all changes to your deal profile or documents need to be approved by Hubble Investments, our broker-dealer affFew readers