Good platform, but joining in frequent tender offers. It is a good platform and has many merits. My concern is that fund managers tend to join tender offers rather than reject them, meaning that your shares will be sold before its full growth (e.g., by going public or being acquired). In my experience, fund managers decided to join a tender offer for shares I held already more than 2 years. About 6 to 10 months later (I cannot remember exactly how many months), I was notified that fund managers are considering to join another tender offer. If you are an investor seeking a high-risk-high-return opportunity in unlisted company, this platform may not align with your expectation.

This is the best team I've worked with This is the best team I've worked with. They are the most professional group of individuals and Rushi in particular always excels in every possible way. Thank you so much!

Fair pricing and the best choice out of all… Fair pricing and the best choice out of all the the other companies providing access to private placements. A win for buyers and sellers!

Need more info on failed deals EZ does not provide info on deals (historically to present) that were offered but did not go through. EZ should also let investors know that only a certain approx % of the funds necessary for the deal was raised. that is vital info, esp for private shares, so investors can be more educated and get a better understanding of price. we know some offers are ridiculously high - it happens often - and probably received little to no interest. why do they not provide that info, esp to loyal investors who have done deals with EZ?!! it only makes for more informed investors and a better service. EZ needs to change that policy and disclose more info asap! maybe your competitors will learn more quickly than you

unique opportunities but high fees EquityZen introduced us to another entity that allowed us to succesfully invest in a pre-IPO company. It would not otherwise have been possible to make that investment. We are happy with our investment, but I do feel that the only work that Equityzen did was to introduce an interested buyer to an interested seller, and for that their 5% fee is very high.