I agree, but I think their platform might set them apart. It’s much easier and more straightforward than many others I’ve used.
I quite like JamJar as well, these guys know where they put their effort and have done a few good picks in the past.
I invested in them after they did a show and tell at a Seedrs event two years ago. One of the founders has a very good pedigree and is a friend of a friend. However, their velocity has been slow and, I have to say, I agree that the new name isn’t great.
Consider when they started out they’ve not made that much progress. I remember when they were Tickr raising on seedrs. I think they got lazy and slow with their product development. Now they’re playing catch-up which doesn’t give me much confidence in their team. But good luck to those that choose to invest.
What 2022 numbers or just new clients they have talked about?
Thank you, will read some more. The WeFunder page still says it’s a Convertible Note? And it seems to be reservations at this stage and not investments?
Ok but I just looked at WeFunder and it still says the current round is a convertible round? Was a separate page for the equity one created?
I guess that way around is ok and I assume investors can cancel if not happy. But as I say, the campaign page still says it’s a convertible which is confusing me.
I’ve posted a bunch of questions so let’s see…
I’m thinking that when it moves out of the reservation phase, we will be asked to confirm the investment (which I’ve done with some others before) and I’m assuming it will be as equity not a convertible. Let’s see how Angela responds to your questions
Would maybe be a good fit for Capdesk or https://www.carta.com/
Wouldn’t like to see Freetrade buy them.
At a premoney valuation of nearly £7M?
As a Freetrade shareholder I would not want to see Freetrade spending that much money buying other companies when expansion of their existing business should be the focus
Do you know how much cash Freetrade has on hand and surplus to requirements?
£7M is a lot to throw away buying random companies when you are not yet profitable and you are trying to expand into new markets
Edit: once again I’ve ended up in a conversation with a ghost poster
Slightly annoying to have not received any replies. Conscious it’s Thanksgiving but they were posted a few days back.
Feels cheap in comparison to CC’s next raise. Suppose better to have an exit than not. It’s also quite a messy deal. There are some details of the deal publicly on
I thought crowdcube was supposed to merge with seedrs what went wrong?