In this 30-minute call we’ll review your raise, investor pipeline, and show how AxisKey installs the full capital-raising system.
This is a strategy session where we learn about your deal, your investor pipeline, and your capital raising goals.
If it looks like a good fit, we’ll walk through how AxisKey installs and manages the full capital raising infrastructure — including investor acquisition, deal rooms, investor management, and fund administration.
Most calls take about 20–30 minutes.
AxisKey works primarily with:
• real estate sponsors
• private equity firms
• emerging fund managers
Most clients are raising $5M–$50M and want a more structured system for attracting investors and managing the raise.
That’s very common.
AxisKey helps sponsors attract accredited investors through digital marketing and outreach, while also installing the infrastructure needed to convert and manage those investors.
No.
AxisKey combines technology, services, and capital raising expertise.
We install and help manage the full capital raising system, including:
• investor acquisition
• investor pipeline tracking
• deal rooms and subscriptions
• dedicated closers
• fund administration and reporting
This allows sponsors to focus on the deal while we help run the infrastructure behind the raise.
Most AxisKey clients are raising capital for:
• real estate syndications
• private equity funds
• development projects
• specialty investment vehicles
If you're raising capital from accredited investors, there’s a good chance we can help.
In many cases we can install the core infrastructure within 2–4 weeks, depending on the readiness of the deal and marketing materials.
During the call we’ll evaluate your timeline and outline what launch would look like.
Pricing varies depending on the size of the raise and the level of support needed.
Most sponsors work with AxisKey on a retainer plus performance structure, which covers the capital raising infrastructure, investor management platform, and operational support.
We’ll walk through pricing options during the call if it looks like a good fit.
No.
The goal of the call is to understand your raise and determine whether AxisKey is the right partner.
If we’re not a good fit, we’re happy to point you in the right direction.
If possible, it’s helpful to have:
• an overview of the deal
• target raise amount
• expected timeline
• any existing investor materials
But if you’re still early in the process, that’s completely fine.