Turn your community into your cap table
Collect funds quickly and roll all your smaller investors into a single special purpose vehicle (SPV), with voting controlled by one person. Raise fast and keep a clean cap table.

Deal Creation
Create a private deal room you can share with your investors
Collect funds
Deal documents are signed electronically, funds are pooled in our account.
Close
We wire all the funds to your company as soon as you're ready.
The easiest way to raise
- Run your funding round efficiently and cost-effectively.
- Roll all your small cheque angels into a single legal entity.
- UK investors can still benefit from S/EIS tax relief.
- Voting can be proxied to a single individual, saving you time and administrative headache in future.


Simple, straightforward pricing
We charge no carried interest on founder rounds.
£2,000
Deal fee. No VAT.
Founder Love
We raised almost £300,000 from investors via Odin, including scouts from Founders fund. Odin is the investment platform the European exosystem desperately needs.

Harvey Hodd
Blueprint
Odin is one of the key reasons I'm able to welcome so many incredible angels to my cap table. Bless up.

Nina Mohanty
Bloom Money
Working with Odin was a joy. One line on the cap table; many great value-add investors.

Michael Dunnett-Stone
Feasty
I wrapped all smaller cheques into a founder syndicate thanks to Odin. Super easy, and a clean way to do it! Took loads of £1k cheques this way - love having lots of invested support around me.

Gabriel M Isserlis
Tutti Space
Odin's community is the closest thing Europe has to YC's Bookface / Hacker News. Our lead investor found us through an intro from the community.

Mahyad Ghassemi
SigmaOS
I may be biased, but this product is mind-blowingly good. I would never raise a round any other way.

Mary Lin
Co-founder, Odin
Founder FAQs
My investors are UK tax-residents - can they claim S/EIS?
Yes. We can support you in issuing the EIS3 forms to the investors in the syndicate (this costs £100) or you can do it yourself.
Does this structure work for convertibles?
Yes, we can handle SAFE’s, Notes, SeedFASTs or any other convertible instrument, as well as straightforward equity.
What legal structure do you use?
We use a United Kingdom Bare Trust to administer your investments.
The structure is completely tax transparent and works for companies and investors anywhere in the world (except India, Japan and a few other countries).
This means a non-operating subsidiary of Odin holds your shares in trust. You, as investor, sign some terms and conditions with Odin and a declaration of trust with this non-operating subsidiary. However, you remain the beneficial owner of the underlying assets.
It is completely tax transparent, and in a liquidity event you, as beneficial owner of the shares, pay tax wherever you are tax resident. You do not have any UK tax liability.
The specific terms of investments in a deal, including things like carried interest payable to the lead, are outlined in a side-agreement for each deal. It also specifies governance and other rights.
The structure is completely tax transparent and works for companies and investors anywhere in the world (except India, Japan and a few other countries).
This means a non-operating subsidiary of Odin holds your shares in trust. You, as investor, sign some terms and conditions with Odin and a declaration of trust with this non-operating subsidiary. However, you remain the beneficial owner of the underlying assets.
It is completely tax transparent, and in a liquidity event you, as beneficial owner of the shares, pay tax wherever you are tax resident. You do not have any UK tax liability.
The specific terms of investments in a deal, including things like carried interest payable to the lead, are outlined in a side-agreement for each deal. It also specifies governance and other rights.
Is this legal structure tax-transparent? Can people from any country invest?
Yes. Investors anywhere can invest in companies anywhere. Any returns will be subject to taxation in the jurisdiction where the investor is domiciled.
My company is not based in the United Kingdom - does this matter?
No! With Odin, investors anywhere can invest in companies anywhere. Any returns will be subject to taxation in the jurisdiction where the investor is domiciled. There are certain countries (India, Japan) that we don’t deal with.
What about voting / investor consent?
Voting / investor consent may be carried out by each individual investor, or the group of investors may agree to proxy this activity to the founder or the chairman. It's at your discretion.
What about pre-emption?
All the investors in the syndicate are entitled to exercise their pre-emption rights, and can do so directly or via another SPV structure in future rounds.
Who is the signatory on my company's legal documents?
The signatory is Odin.
How does reporting work?
Reporting to underlying investors is at the discretion of the company and is typically specified as monthly or quarterly in your shareholder subscription agreement. All underlying investors in the Odin SPV will have the same information rights as other investors, unless you issue them shares without information rights.
Can an investor in the SPV sell their shares via a secondary transaction?
As standard, it is possible for investors to trade in and out of their positions in the SPV. They will usually need to offer pre-emption to existing shareholders in the company first. We charge a 1% transaction fee for managing this process.
How does this work from a regulatory perspective? Do investors need to be accredited / sophisticated?
In short, YES. According to the FCA (UK regulator) and SEC (USA regulator), you have to be a sophisticated or accredited investor to invest in alternative investments such as private deals, venture capital, angel syndicates, etc.
An accredited / sophisticated investor has a strong understanding of the risks associated with alternative investments gained through experience in the sector and/or exceeds a specific net worth or income threshold depending on the regulation of the country they are resident of. If your investors do not meet these requirements, you may be legally liable.
An accredited / sophisticated investor has a strong understanding of the risks associated with alternative investments gained through experience in the sector and/or exceeds a specific net worth or income threshold depending on the regulation of the country they are resident of. If your investors do not meet these requirements, you may be legally liable.