What investment conditions do you know?

Question

Startups

There is an idea for a startup, there is a prototype and you need investment. We tried to find investment conditions - interest and amounts, but found information in the public domain only on IIDF.
The IIDF provides investments for 7% of the company, approximately $20,000.
We have not found any other conditions, either they do not write or say nothing at all, or they immediately ask for 51% of the company.
Maybe someone else knows the conditions?

Answer 1

Investment conditions are a matter of agreement between a particular investor/fund and a particular project. They depend on the interest in the project, its stage, user base, sales and many other factors.
In open sources, most likely, only data on seed investments come across, which each fund has its own. By the way, IIDF can invest more in the project they like.
Write to the funds specialized for your project. Only not in the form in which the question is now posed, otherwise the letter will simply be ignored and you will not receive an answer.

Answer 2

You missed the point.
Where 7% is already a working project and probably even more or less profitable, or it’s obvious where the profit will come from, and not buying a shaking air called an idea. It's easy to think of, there are millions of ideas. It's difficult to implement.
At the implementation stage, it is found that the idea is untenable or the implementers are unable to implement it.
Therefore, projects at later stages are acquired in tiny shares for big money.
And in the early stages, if they are acquired, then in huge shares for ridiculous money.

Answer 3

51% (up to 70) is normal for seed investments
, this is when it is not known whether the project will earn money, and if it does, then whether it will pay off
in practice at
all . In this case, no, if you prescribe protection from blurring, tk. when the next investors join, the interests will be taken into account, and when selling for a lot of money and 30%, it will be nice
when the project earns or even pays off - then the sizes are smaller, 30% and downward

Answer 4

7% for 20k greenbacks is a good venture investment at the moment.

Answer 5

Investors with 51% in a startup - send them right away. They want to take control of the company and they don't realize it. Or they realize that you don't need it either. A normal business angel share at the seed stage is within 20% (and that's a lot).
With whom it makes sense to talk - contact Igor Ryabenky and the Altair Foundation. What didn’t suit Fria, by the way?

Answer 6

The IIDF provides investments for 7% of the company, approximately $20,000.
We have not found any other conditions, either they do not write or say nothing at all, or they immediately ask for 51% of the company.
Maybe someone else knows the conditions?

You completely ignored - for what stage of the project.
7% is for an already taking off project.
On a project where there is little to eat, completely different conditions are given.

Answer 7

If you have a ready-made solution, even in a truncated version, which already generates income or has a huge number of users (from which you can then generate income), then you will be given investments easier, more and take a smaller share.

We have not found other conditions, either they do not write or say nothing at all, or 51% of the company immediately asks.
Maybe someone else knows the conditions?

And no one will offer them. If you still have nothing but a bare idea and / or a half-finished project , you will either not be given at all, or they will ask for a serious share. But most likely they won't.