Private Placements And Capital Raising
Cheapest Private Placement Memorandum USD 6,500
If you are raising capital privately, you need a memorandum that reads like a real securities file, not a pitch deck with disclaimers added at the end.
We offer a fixed-fee PPM drafting option priced at USD 6,500 because we run high deal volume and have pre-negotiated drafting lanes with partner law firms for standard offerings.
Scope:
private placements only. Eligibility depends on structure, jurisdiction, and complexity.
What This Is
A Private Placement Memorandum is the core disclosure document used to offer securities in a private placement. It is built to address investor diligence, risk disclosure, and offering mechanics in a format counsel and sophisticated investors recognize.
If you want family offices, private credit, or professional investors to take your raise seriously, the PPM has to be consistent with your cap table, terms, and subscription process.
Why the price is low:
for standard offerings, partner counsel can use proven drafting structure and focus time on your facts, your terms, and your risks, instead of starting from a blank page.
What The Memorandum Includes
Offering Summary And Terms
- Issuer overview, offering overview, and securities description
- Offering size, price, minimum investment, and closing mechanics
- Use of proceeds with clear allocation
- Capitalization summary and dilution notes aligned to the terms
- Investor eligibility and suitability summary (as applicable)
Business And Strategy Disclosure
- Business description and operating model
- Market context and competitive notes (fact-based, not hype)
- Growth plan and value drivers tied to use of proceeds
- Key counterparties and commercial dependencies
- Operational milestones and near-term priorities
Management, Ownership, Conflicts
- Management bios and roles
- Ownership and control disclosure (entity-level summary)
- Related-party transactions and conflict disclosures
- Compensation notes where relevant
- Governance and reporting outline (high level)
Risk Factors And Legal Disclosures
- Risk factor section tailored to your business and offering
- Transfer restrictions and resale limitations
- Forward-looking statement legends and standard notices
- Subscription procedures and investor representations summary
- General legal and tax disclosure headings (not advice)
Detailed Section Map
| Section |
What It Covers |
What We Need From You |
| Offering Overview |
Security type, size, pricing, minimums, closing process |
Term sheet, pricing, minimum check, timeline, target investor type |
| Issuer And Business |
Business model, revenue drivers, customers, key dependencies |
Company summary, products, customer profile, KPIs, pipeline highlights |
| Use Of Proceeds |
Specific allocation and intended spend categories |
Budget, hiring plan, capex plan, debt paydown plan if relevant |
| Capitalization |
Equity and debt snapshot consistent with the raise terms |
Cap table, existing notes, SAFEs, warrants, prior rounds data |
| Risk Factors |
Deal-specific risks, operating risks, offering risks, jurisdiction risks |
Known risks, customer concentration, regulatory constraints, dependencies |
| Management And Conflicts |
Team roles, related parties, governance notes |
Founder and team bios, related-party arrangements, board structure |
| Subscription Procedures |
How investors subscribe, representations, acceptance mechanics |
Subscription flow preference, investor onboarding steps, KYC pathway |
| Legends And Restrictions |
Transfer restrictions, notices, standard private offering legends |
Jurisdiction target list, distribution constraints, any special restrictions |
Not a fit for this price tier:
complex fund structures, multi-entity roll-ups with extensive side letters, regulated product offerings, token offerings, or highly bespoke jurisdiction stacks. If your deal falls into these categories, pricing is re-quoted by counsel.
How The Fixed-Fee PPM Process Works
Step 1: Intake And Term Alignment
We collect your term sheet, cap table, and business facts and align the disclosure scope to the intended investor base.
Step 2: Counsel Drafting
Partner counsel drafts the memorandum using a proven structure tailored to your offering terms and risk profile.
Step 3: Client Review
You review business facts, use of proceeds, and the deal-specific risk factors for accuracy and completeness.
Step 4: Finalization
A final version is produced for controlled distribution to qualified prospects in line with counsel guidance.
Disclosure
Expand Disclosure
Financely is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. The memorandum is drafted by partner law firms acting under their own engagement, licensing, and professional responsibility.
Any offering is subject to jurisdiction-specific securities laws, investor eligibility rules, and counsel review. Financely does not guarantee fundraising outcomes and does not solicit retail investors.
Commercial and professional participants only. KYC, AML, and sanctions screening requirements apply where relevant.
Pay For The Fixed-Fee PPM Package
Price: USD 6,500 paid upfront. After payment clears, we send the intake checklist and route your file to partner counsel for drafting, subject to eligibility screening.