More breweries than ever before are turning to community capital- rather than institutional capital alone- to fund their craft beer ventures. Through Mainvest, both established and aspiring brewers can secure a round of funding from community supporters and fans. Using Revenue Sharing Notes, breweries can raise funds from both accredited and non-accredited investors and repay with a percentage of revenue rather than a set interest rate. As a craft beer professional, through Mainvest, you can expect to:
Turn regulars into investors.
Through Mainvest, you can accept investment from anyone in your community, regardless of wealth, status or experience. By providing financial incentives, you can improve brand loyalty and reward your regulars for their support.
Scale your repayment with growth.
Repayment is tied to quarterly revenue, not a set interest rate, so you repay investors as you grow. Connect with investors using an all-in-one dashboard, and we’ll handle the checks and paperwork so you don’t have to.
Raise on your own terms.
You decide on the terms of your revenue sharing note. Because it’s a debt instrument, you won’t have to dilute ownership. We never require personal guarantees, so you don’t have to put your own finances on the line to grow your business.
More than $7 million was raised by community investors in 2020 alone for brewery projects around the country. Both experienced and first-time investors have chosen Mainvest to invest in craft breweries because it opens up investment opportunities to everyone. With targeted returns of 1.5x-2x, on average, it can be a method of diversifying into an alternative asset class that investors can actually care about and experience firsthand. To learn more about raising capital through Mainvest or investing in breweries directly, visit mainvest.com.
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