Straight to the issuer. No fee at the door, no fee every year, no cut at the exit.
Available nowReg D 506(c) · Live
Neural processors for ultra-efficient compute, data center and edge. Verified accredited investors subscribe directly to the issuer inside the portal.
Reg D 506(c) · In packaging
Listed on the platform board as coming soon. The company is completing Investment Packaging before it opens.
Reg D 506(c) · In packaging
Listed on the platform board as coming soon. The company is completing Investment Packaging before it opens.
Companies appear here only while publicly listed on platform.dealbox.io. This material is informational and is not an offer or solicitation to buy or sell securities. Any offer is made solely through the issuer’s offering documents, to verified accredited investors.
$260,000
Kept, on a $500K position at 3x
A processing fee on every check you write. 2.5% here, 3.5% there.
A management fee on money you already committed. Four years is common.
Carry. A fifth of your upside, taken when the deal finally works.
A feed shows you a pitch. Here you read the company's own data room, arranged in one order for your own diligence.
Deal Box is a matchmaker, not a broker. It introduces you to the issuer and steps aside.
Illustration: a $500,000 investment returning 3x over five years, under a typical private placement fee structure of 2% placement, 2% annual management, and 20% carried interest, against the same position with no platform fees. Fees charged by other platforms vary by offering. Past performance is not indicative of future results. All investments involve risk, including the possible loss of principal.
04 · How it works
Deal Box never holds your documents. Four moves, one rail, a closing record at the end.
Email and a basic profile. Nothing else. No documents, no wallet, no fee.
Every listing opens onto the company's own data room. When an offering fits, start on that deal.
A letter from your CPA, attorney, or adviser, sent to the issuer. Deal Box never holds your documents.
The data room unlocks. Subscription documents, e-sign, and the closing record live inside the portal. Every dollar goes to the issuer.
For issuers
One person with a spreadsheet does not need a committee to see a fee.
Formation documents, financials, material agreements, the offering documents themselves.
Accreditation runs at the issuer level, before any materials open. That is the gate that makes public solicitation legal.
The issuer's counsel papers the deal; the rail carries it. No middleman between you and the wire.
For investors
Accredited household estimate: SEC, Review of the “Accredited Investor” Definition (2023). Under Rule 506(c) an offering may be made only to investors whose accredited status the issuer has verified.
Fixed technology and advisory fees from the company raising. No percentage of the raise, no carry, no processing fee.
A company completes Investment Packaging before its offering goes live, so its records are ready to read on the first day.
Deal Box does not collect, store, or process your financial documents. Verification is between you and each issuer.
Deck, file, verification, e-sign, subscription. The whole raise on one rail, with a closing record at the end.
What each platform publishes about what you pay, and what the issuer pays.
| Platform | The investor pays | The issuer pays |
|---|---|---|
| AngelList | Carry set by the syndicate lead, per deal | $8,000 per SPV, capped at 10% of the raise |
| Republic | 2.5% administrative fee, $5 minimum, $250 cap | Reg D commissions via its broker, set per offering |
| OurCrowd | 2% a year for five years, 1% and 2% one-time, 20 to 25% carry | Set per offering |
| StartEngine | 3.5% processing fee on every purchase | Commission on the raise, set per offering |
| Deal Box | $0 | Fixed technology and advisory fees. No percentage of the raise. |
Figures as published by each platform, read 26 August 2026 (OurCrowd re-read 28 September 2026): AngelList, angellist.com/pricing/spvs (“$8k” per SPV; “Total SPV fees are capped at 10% of the raised amount”; carry shared via deal partners). Republic, republic.com/help, “What fees does Republic charge?” (2.5% administrative fee, $5 minimum, $250 maximum; Reg D commissions through OpenDeal Broker LLC vary by deal and are disclosed in each offering). OurCrowd, ourcrowd.com/fees (“Management Fee: 2% annually for five years (capped)”; a one-time 1% Organizational Expenses Fee and a one-time 2% Fee Reserve on the subscription amount; carried interest of 20% on profits up to 5x and 25% above; figures are for typical OurCrowd vehicles and vary by fund). StartEngine, startengine.com/investor-faq (“a 3.5% processing fee” charged to investors on top of the price of shares; company commissions set per offering through StartEngine Capital and StartEngine Primary). Terms change; each platform’s current page and offering documents govern. This is a description of published fee schedules, not a recommendation of any platform or offering. Deal Box is not a broker-dealer. We earn from issuers, never from investors. Deal Box operates a Title II matchmaking platform under the broker-dealer registration exemption in Section 201(c) of the JOBS Act of 2012 and earns revenue exclusively through technology licensing and advisory services to issuers.
