Companisto vs FunderNation: fees, minimums and deal flow compared

Companisto and FunderNation are both equity crowdfunding platforms based in Germany and listed under §34f GewO. The minimum investment is €250 on Companisto and €100 on FunderNation. Right now Companisto has 4 live raises on Raise Sonar and FunderNation has 15. We tracked 3 raises closing on Companisto and 0 on FunderNation in the last 12 months.

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Regulation

§34f GewO

Companisto GmbH holds a licence under §34f(1) of Germany’s Trade Regulation Act, and says it deliberately does not operate under the EU’s ECSP regime.

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§34f GewO

FunderNation holds a licence under §34f(1) of Germany’s Trade Regulation Act, granted by IHK Wiesbaden on 8 December 2015.

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Countries

Based in Germany

Live raises from Germany and Austria

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Based in Germany

Live raises from Germany, Austria and Switzerland

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Minimum

€250

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€100

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Fees

The investor fees of Companisto and FunderNation, as each publishes them, are shown with a free account.

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Live raises now

4

15

Raises in the last 12 months

7

4 live, 3 closed

15

15 live, 0 closed

Median raise

Too few to say

Shown from 5 closed raises stating it

Too few to say

Shown from 5 closed raises stating it

% hitting target

Too few to say

Shown from 5 closed raises stating it

Too few to say

Shown from 5 closed raises stating it

Open to foreign investors

Open from abroad. Not the US.

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Not stated

Raise Sonar began reading Companisto on 11 October 2026 and FunderNation on 11 October 2026, so the 12-month figures count only the raises tracked since, not a full history.

Targets and amounts are as the platform or the filing last stated them, so a nominal target counts as stated. Withdrawn raises, and raises that left a listing with no close date, are not counted.

Which suits whom

  • If you want tickets under €250, only FunderNation offers that: its minimum is €100, Companisto’s is €250.
  • If you want companies from Switzerland, only FunderNation has a live raise from there right now.
  • If you want more live raises to read through, FunderNation has 15 right now and Companisto has 4.

These restate the table. They are not a recommendation, and Raise Sonar does not give investment advice.

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Questions about Companisto and FunderNation

What is the minimum investment on Companisto and FunderNation?

The minimum investment on Companisto is €250. The minimum investment on FunderNation is €100.

What fees do Companisto and FunderNation charge investors?

The investor fees of Companisto and FunderNation, as each publishes them, are shown with a free account.

How many raises are live on Companisto and FunderNation?

Companisto has 4 live raises on Raise Sonar right now. FunderNation has 15 live raises on Raise Sonar right now.

Can non-residents invest on Companisto and FunderNation?

Companisto: Yes. Companisto accepts investors from outside Germany: not the US. FunderNation: We could not confirm a rule for investors outside Germany on FunderNation.

How are Companisto and FunderNation regulated?

Companisto: Companisto GmbH holds a licence under §34f(1) of Germany’s Trade Regulation Act, and says it deliberately does not operate under the EU’s ECSP regime. FunderNation: FunderNation holds a licence under §34f(1) of Germany’s Trade Regulation Act, granted by IHK Wiesbaden on 8 December 2015.

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