Standards & pricing

One Monthly Rate From Development Through Close.

IAS is configured specifically to the offering and then actively operated through outreach, engagement, diligence, onboarding, and close. Investment Development and hosting are included; they are not separate charges during the active raise.

Month to monthNo transaction-based feeHosting included

Simple commercial structure

First raise$3,950/month
Repeat raise$2,750/month
After the raise$399/month

First raise

Development Through Close

$3,950/month

Month to month · runs as long as the raise takes

IAS is configured and deployed specifically for the offering, then actively operated through outreach, engagement, and close—all under one monthly rate.

  • Investor-facing infrastructure built to the offering
  • Outreach and education sequencing configured and live
  • Pipeline actively monitored and tuned through close
  • Hosting included—nothing billed separately

Second raise onward

Repeat Client Rate

$2,750/month

Month to month · for clients returning to raise again

The investor relationships, records, and IAS infrastructure from the prior raise are already in place, so the next cycle starts warmer and the monthly rate reflects that.

  • Existing investor base carried forward and re-engaged first
  • Platform and data room already configured to the brand
  • Same active monitoring and tuning through close
  • Hosting included—nothing billed separately

After the active raise

Maintain the relationship system.

$399/month

Investor relations, communications, nurturing, system continuity, and readiness for the next offering.

Included in the active-raise rate

One scope, without fragmented platform charges.

The monthly rate covers the system build and the continuing operational work required to keep the raise moving.

01

IAS configuration

All six modules configured to the project, offering, investor profile, and operating responsibilities.

02

Investment Development

Offer infrastructure, investor narrative, portal, data room, onboarding path, campaign foundation, and first 45 days prepared.

03

Investor database architecture

Targeting criteria, verification, enrichment, scoring, segmentation, release, and client campaign records.

04

Active raise operation

Outreach, education, monitoring, pipeline review, follow-up discipline, conversion review, and campaign tuning through close.

05

Hosting and system management

The configured IAS operating environment remains hosted and managed throughout the active raise.

06

Relationship continuity

Investor records, engagement, history, and next-raise readiness are preserved inside the client environment.

Separate professional and transaction costs

Independent providers remain independent.

Qualified securities counsel review and approval are required before final offering documents are used. Legal fees are contracted separately between the sponsor and counsel.

Filing charges, accreditation services, escrow, payment processing, e-signature, or other third-party transaction costs may also be charged directly by the relevant provider when applicable.

Pricing questions

Clear answers before engagement.

When does billing begin?+

Billing begins when the IAS engagement begins and Investment Development starts. The deployment phase is part of the monthly service—not a separate one-time fee.

Is there a fixed term?+

No. The engagement is month to month and runs as long as the raise takes. The service is designed to continue from development through active operation and close.

What qualifies for the repeat-client rate?+

The $2,750 monthly rate applies when a prior Capital Context client returns for another raise and the existing IAS infrastructure and investor relationship history can be carried forward.

What happens after the active raise?+

The sponsor may retain IAS for $399 per month for investor relations, communication, nurturing, system continuity, and readiness for the next offering.

Are legal services included?+

No. Capital Context is not a law firm. Final securities documents must be reviewed and approved by independent qualified securities counsel. Counsel and other third-party provider fees are separate.

Does Capital Context take a percentage of the raise?+

No. Capital Context does not receive transaction-based compensation tied to securities raised.

Evaluate first

See whether the raise is ready before discussing an engagement.

The Scorecard provides an immediate readiness result and identifies the constraint most likely to limit progress.

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