Help us test RainCheck before public launch.
Join Our Free Investment Deal Analysis Platform Beta Program
RainCheck is a due diligence educational platform that helps everyday investors better understand investment deals.
Help us refine the future of private market due diligence by participating in our investment deal analysis platform beta. We are inviting a small group of beta testers to submit a real crowdfunding deal or upload a pitch deck or offering document (PowerPoint, Word Doc or PDF), receive a RainCheck report, and give honest feedback before the product launches publicly.
Free beta tester is an invite-only access. Spots are limited and require feedback.
We’re building a clearer way to review deals.
Crowdfunding deal pages and investment pitch decks can be difficult to understand, especially if you are new to startup investing, private market opportunities, or alternative assets.
RainCheck helps turn public deal information or uploaded deal documents (like pitch decks, PowerPoints, or PDFs) into a plain-English educational report that highlights key terms, risks, missing information, jargon, and questions to ask before investing.
We are testing the product with real users before opening it more broadly.
What Testers Receive in the Investment Deal Analysis Platform Beta
What free beta testers receive
Selected beta testers will receive 3 free RainCheck reports to analyze the crowdfunding deals or uploaded deal document of their choice at no cost.
In exchange, we just ask for your thoughtful, structured feedback on the experience. Help us make it even better with high-quality feedback, and we will gift you 1 bonus report.
Includes:
- 3 free RainCheck report
- Plain-English deal summary
- Key terms snapshot
- Risk flags
- Missing information flags
- Jargon decoder
- Questions to ask before investing
- Short feedback form after receiving your report
Who Should Join Our Investment Deal Analysis Platform Beta?
Who we’re looking for
We are looking for beta testers who are genuinely interested in understanding investment deals and willing to give detailed feedback.
You may be a good fit if you:
- Have looked at deals on Wefunder, Republic, StartEngine, Netcapital, or similar platforms
- Are curious about startup or private market investing
- Want help understanding deal terms, risks, and missing information
- Are willing to submit a real deal URL or upload a deal document (like a pitch deck, PowerPoint, or PDF) for testing
- Are willing to complete a short feedback form
- May be open to a brief feedback call
You do not need to be an expert investor. In fact, RainCheck is being built for people who want clearer, plainer explanations.
What we ask from beta testers
Because this is a free beta, we are asking testers to actively help us improve the product.
If selected, you agree to:
- Submit real crowdfunding deal URL or upload a deal document for testing
- Review your RainCheck report
- Complete a short feedback form
- Tell us what was useful, confusing, or missing
- Share whether you would use RainCheck again
- Share whether you would pay for this type of tool in the future
How the Free Investment Deal Analysis Platform Beta Works
How the free beta works
Step 1. Submit a deal URL or upload your documents
Paste a crowdfunding deal link from a supported platform.
Or upload a deal document (like a pitch deck, PowerPoint, Word Doc, or PDF) not more than 50MB directly into the RainCheck platforml. If you have multiple files, you may want to merge them into one file.
Step 2. RainCheck reviews the available information
The tool analyzes the public deal page and available materials to organize the key information.
Step 3. Receive your RainCheck report
Get a plain-English educational report highlighting terms, risks, missing information, jargon, and questions to ask.
Step 4. Make your own decision with better context
RainCheck does not recommend whether you should invest. It helps you understand what you are looking at.
Step 5. Help us improve
Complete a short product feedback form and user experience survey form so we can improve the product before public launch.
A few things to know as a Beta Tester
RainCheck is still in beta. That means the platform may not be perfect yet.
During this testing period:
- Some reports may take longer than expected
- Some platforms or deal pages may work better than others
- Some information may be missing from the source materials
- We may ask follow-up questions about your experience
- Your feedback will help us improve the tool before wider release
Beta testers should understand that this is an early version and are willing to give constructive feedback.
FAQ
Is the free beta really free?
Yes. Selected beta testers will receive 3 (three) RainCheck report at no cost in exchange for feedback.
Do I need to be an experienced investor?
No. RainCheck is designed to help everyday investors better understand crowdfunding deals and private deal opportunities. Beginner feedback is especially valuable.
What kind of deal should I submit?
You should submit a public crowdfunding deal URL from a platform like Wefunder, Republic, StartEngine, Netcapital, or a similar platform or upload a pitch deck or offering document (PowerPoint, Doc, or PDF).
Will RainCheck tell me whether to invest?
No. RainCheck does not recommend whether you should invest. It provides educational analysis to help you better understand the available information.
How many free RainChecks do beta testers get?
Selected free beta testers receive three free RainCheck report during the testing period.
Want to help shape RainCheck?
Apply to become a free beta tester and help us build a clearer way for everyday investors to understand crowdfunding deals.
Disclaimer:
RainCheck is for educational purposes only. RainCheck does not provide investment, legal, tax, financial planning, or financial advice. RainCheck does not recommend whether you should invest in any offering.
Investment crowdfunding involves significant risk, including possible loss of principal, illiquidity, limited information, valuation risk, lack of operating history, and no guarantee of returns. Always review official offering documents and consult qualified professionals before making financial decisions.