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How does Raise Investment make money? What’s the catch?

We keep it simple: one flat monthly membership.

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Written by Jack McCann
Updated over 2 weeks ago

When you join Raise, you choose a plan and pay a set monthly fee — for example, $5,000 up-front investment for $30/month in our current pilot. That’s our only form of revenue. We don’t charge a percentage of your assets, take a cut of your gains, or add performance fees.

Because our revenue comes from memberships (not from your investment), our incentives stay aligned:

  • You keep 100% of the gains your position earns.

  • Our capital partners recover their principal when you exit.

The trade-off

The only real “catch” is time. For this product to work best, you need to stay on the platform for a while—think 10 to 15 years to really achieve maximum results. Structurally, it works like this:

  • Early on, the portion of your account equal to the principal we advanced sits in a buffered ETF with an upside cap for a 12-month outcome period.

  • Anything above that moves to uncapped S&P 500 exposure.

If you’re looking for quick wins or constant trading, this probably isn’t the right fit — it’s designed for long-term compounding.

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