Publish a round
Publish your round in days, not months.
Create your project page, set how much you need and which milestones you will spend it on, and publish it on the Krows board and on your own investment website. No code, no middlemen.
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Raising a small round costs almost as much as a large one: lawyers, platforms, middlemen and months of meetings before the first euro arrives.
For an early project, that fixed cost eats a big part of what it raises. And small investors get few guarantees: they hand over all the money at once and depend on the founder delivering.
Krows gives you the infrastructure to do it yourself: the page, the investment website, the treasury and the votes. You remain the issuer; money goes from the investor's wallet to your project's treasury and is released through milestones your investors approve.
How to publish a round. Four steps from the dashboard, no code.
Everything you fill in works twice: for your page on the Krows board and for your investment website, where investors buy your tokens from their wallet.
Create your page
What you do, who it is for, the team, the documents, and the project's sector and country.
Define the round
Target, minimum per investor, dates and which economic rights your tokens give.
Split into milestones
Each milestone with its goal, amount and an estimated date. Together they add up to the target.
Choose reporting
Biweekly or monthly. It is a promise to your investors and cannot be changed later.
Your investment website, on your domain.
Krows builds the website where people invest in your project. You share it on your site and socials, and keep it up to date from the dashboard: how much you have raised, how many investors, which milestone you are on.
- Invest from the wallet: the investor signs in Phantom and receives your tokens.
- Live progress: the amount raised comes from the treasury, not from a number you type.
- Your colours and logo: change them and see it instantly.
A review before going live. Every project goes through the Krows team before anyone can invest.
We do not judge whether your idea is good: investors decide that. We check that the page is complete, that the milestones make sense and add up to the target, and that what you promise can be verified.
What we review
That the page explains what you do and who is behind it, that milestones are concrete and measurable, and that the documents match what you say.
Checklist in the guideNo cost
The review is free. You only pay 4% of what you raise if your round reaches its goal.
See pricingIf it is not approved
We tell you exactly what is missing or what to change. You fix it in the draft and resubmit, at no cost.
Everything your round needs. In one dashboard.
The page
- Description, video and images
- Team and roles
- Documents and metrics
- Sector, country and stage
The round
- Target and minimum per investor
- Opening and closing dates
- Tokens with economic rights
- Investment website on your domain
Milestones and funds
- Milestones with fixed amounts
- Keyless treasury on Solana
- Voting from the wallet
- Free withdrawals with trust 76+
Community
- Investor-only chat
- Biweekly or monthly reports
- Public trust score
- Featured campaigns
Frequently asked questions About publishing a round on Krows.
How much does it cost to publish a round?
Publishing your startup page is free. If the round reaches its goal, the contract deducts 4% of what was raised for Krows when it closes; if it does not, you pay nothing. For more reach you can add pay-per-click ads or posts on our socials. All prices are on Pricing.
Does the money from the round go through Krows?
No. Each investor invests from their wallet on your project's website and the money goes straight to the round's treasury, a contract on Solana with no private key. Neither Krows nor you can move it outside its rules: it is released through milestones approved by investors.
What do I need to get my project approved?
A Phantom wallet, a complete project page (what you do, team and documents), a round with a target and a minimum per investor, and milestones whose amounts add up to the target. Your user trust score must also be 31 or higher: at 30 or below you can only use Krows as an investor.
Can I change the reporting frequency after launch?
No. You choose biweekly or monthly when you create the project and it stays fixed for the whole round, so your investors always know when to expect news. More in Reports.
What do investors receive?
Tokens with economic rights in your project, such as a share of revenue and voting rights on milestones and key decisions. You define those rights when you create the round, and they are written into the project page and the contract.
Can I buy back tokens of my own project?
Yes. You remain the founder however many tokens you hold, but you cannot vote with the ones you buy back: votes belong to investors only.