AngelList New Feature: Invest Online

Makes you appreciate the power of startups to drive innovation - without FundersClub launching half a year ago it's unlikely Angellist would have seen this as anything but a crazy idea full of legal thorns, with no pressure to innovate past their success.<p>Either way, fantastic to see innovators benefit all around from more access to more capital.

Great news! There's an amazing range of funding routes now available to startups. I'm currently considering using <a href="http://www.seedrs.com/" rel="nofollow">http://www.seedrs.com/</a>

There doesn't seem to be much information for non-accredited people wanting to invest. Is this only open to existing investors?<p>Edit: found more info here <a href="http://techcrunch.com/2012/12/19/angellist-now-gives-smaller-investors-a-piece-of-the-action-with-launch-of-angellist-invest/" rel="nofollow">http://techcrunch.com/2012/12/19/angellist-now-gives-smaller...</a>

The best part of FundersClub is a clean cap table because all the small investors are grouped together. Will this be the same? If I understand their partnership with SecondMarket, my guess would be no.<p>Any more data on this?

This is awesome. I expect they will open to non-accredited investors once the regulations from the JOBS act are clarified and enacted. All in all, it's great to see choices for getting funded. Though I doubt the old-line VC firms welcome potential disruption. [AH, First Round, etc. are in the new vanguard, and are definitely <i>not</i> old-line]

Seems like a desperate, almost pathetic, attempt to copy fundersclub down to the exact numbers.