The independent decision layer for equity crowdfunding

CrowdDiligence is the independent decision layer between issuers, platforms and investors in equity crowdfunding. Every analysis starts from the official filings - the Key Investment Information Sheet (KIIS) under the EU ECSPR regime and Form C via SEC EDGAR for US Regulation Crowdfunding - supplemented by materials provided by the company or platform. Investor findings and assessments then close the gap between pitch materials and real risk. CrowdDiligence turns dispersed retail expertise into a single weighted due-diligence report per equity crowdfunding offering. Under ECSPR any EU retail investor can back a private company from a few hundred euros, but the campaign page, pitch video and financial projections are all authored by the issuer. We publish independent, structured analysis that any investor can read before committing capital.

How it works

  1. Claim a project. An offering appears on /up-for-grabs — a European ECSPR campaign or a live US SEC Reg CF filing pulled from EDGAR. The first qualified DD Lead claims it, free of charge.
  2. Structure the findings. The DD Lead applies a due-diligence template (Team, Market, Financials, Legal, Product) and lists specific findings under each topic.
  3. Score with the crowd. Community members assess each finding on a 0-5 scale with written justification. AI-Assisted DD drafts carry clearly reduced weight until a human verifies them. Members flagged as biased on a project have their influence substantially reduced.
  4. Publish a weighted report. Topic weights sum to 100%. Findings roll into topic scores; topics roll into an overall 0-100 score with a plain-English rating (Critical, Weak, Mixed, Solid, Strong).

Core features

  • Anchored in official filings — EU KIIS and US SEC Form C are the baseline, supplemented by company and platform materials.
  • Structured, AI-assisted DD scoring — every project is built from a template of weighted topics and typed findings.
  • Weighted scoring with bias management — flagged-biased contributors keep their voice at reduced weight; AI drafts count at reduced weight until verified.
  • Named DD Lead verification — every published project has an accountable analyst on record.
  • Information-asymmetry mission — findings, assessments and the final report are public, without subscription walls or accredited-investor gates.

Browse offerings and open DD leads

/browse lists European ECSPR equity crowdfunding offerings currently in structured due diligence.

/up-for-grabs shows offerings open for a DD Lead to claim, mixing live US SEC Reg CF filings from EDGAR with European ECSPR campaigns from our editorial pipeline.

Latest due-diligence pages

  • Folc (Open due diligence)

    DD on Folc, an English winery challenging incumbent rosé and sparkling-wine houses. Over 100,000 bottles sold with national hospitality and retail listings from Fortnum & Mason to Michelin-starred restaurants. Analysi...

  • PONDcph (Closed)

    DD on POND, a Copenhagen brand building a wardrobe for the urban-swimming lifestyle. The analysis covers category timing, brand positioning against incumbent swimwear labels, and the path from a founder-led studio to ...

  • TILT (Closed)

    Tilt (Retro Labs Ltd) is a live shopping platform raising up to £3m on Crowdcube at the same valuation as its recent $26m round. CrowdDiligence's AI-assisted DD finds strong traction (8x revenue growth) and solid inve...

  • Sky Wave Gin (Closed)

    Structured DD on Sky Wave Distilling, a UK premium-spirits producer raising equity to scale distribution of its award-winning gin and vodka range across Europe and Japan. The published report covers team, brand IP, un...

  • Crowdster Crowdlending Platform (Closed)

    DD on Crowdster, a Swedish crowdlending scale-up presenting an exit-oriented growth thesis to retail equity investors. Analysis covers revenue trajectory, competitive positioning and the stated exit strategy.

  • Gefionsvej 20, DK-3400 Hillerød (Closed)

    DD on A & M Sheikh ApS's refinancing of a fully-let ~2,300 sqm logistics property in Hillerød, Denmark. Covers tenancy structure, loan terms and the risk-return profile presented to retail lenders.

See all 9 published due-diligence pages