Crowd Street is a platform that provides accredited investors direct access to private market investment opportunities, including private equity, private credit, commercial real estate, venture capital and more.

Private market investing involves opportunities not available on public exchanges—such as private real estate, private credit, and private equity. 

As they are not traded on a secondary market, liquidity may be limited and investment minimums may be higher than public market investments. They may also not be registered with regulators, limiting oversight and leaving reporting transparency, frequency, and consistency up to the issuer. Additionally, they typically utilize large amounts of debt and have higher fees including incentive or performance fees. 

For these reasons they are considered riskier investments than those found in the public markets and therefore not available to the general “public,” with eligibility limited to institutional investors or individuals who have met a certain financial threshold (indicating investors may have the financial capacity to sustain a full loss of capital) or sophisticated individuals with sufficient knowledge and experience to fully comprehend the risks and complete adequate due diligence. 

Potential benefits may include portfolio diversification, a lower correlation to public market disruption, inflation hedge, and stronger alpha.

1) Register and create a free account, set up an investment account, providing required information, complete an accreditation verification, and sign the Crowd Street Capital account agreement. 

2) Browse available offerings to identify options that align with your investment goals. 

3) Complete our streamlined offer process, which includes indicating your desired contribution amount, reviewing and e-signing subscription documents, and funding your offer. 

4) As you make multiple investments you will manage them all in one centralized platform.

Crowd Street does not charge investors account fees. For registered offerings, Crowd Street’s revenue typically comes through sales loads, which are upfront commissions deducted from the initial invested amount at the time of purchase for brokerage services, and ongoing servicing fees  paid to us by the funds in which our members invest, throughout the holding period.

Please review Crowd Street Capital's Client Relationship Summary (Form CRS) for more information, which can be found in our Disclosures & Disclaimers library.

Beyond Crowd Street, funds and investments may have complex internal fee and cost structures, including asset management and performance-based fees paid to fund managers, service fees paid to transfer agents, custodians, and other providers, as well as other operating costs and fees.

Crowd Street’s minimum investment is typically $5,000 but may be higher for certain offerings. For specific details, refer to individual offerings on the Crowd Street platform.