Companisto review: fees, minimums and live raises (2026)

Companisto is an equity crowdfunding platform based in Germany, with 4 live raises on Raise Sonar right now. The minimum investment is €250, and 3 raises we track closed there in the last 12 months.

The facts

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Country

Germany

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Regulation

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.

§34f GewO

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Minimum investment

€250

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Investor fees

Companisto’s investor fees, as it publishes them, are shown with a free account.

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Who can invest

Open from abroad. Not the US.

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How we collect the data

We read Companisto’s own listing pages every hour. Last read 4 November 2026, 01:04 UTC.

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Live raises on Companisto

All 4 live raises

Raises closed in the last 12 months

Raises closed
3

Raise Sonar began reading Companisto on 11 October 2026, so this counts only the raises tracked since, not its full history.

A median or a rate is shown only over 5 raises or more that state the figure.

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 Withdrawn raises, and raises that left a listing with no close date, are not counted.

Risk notes

We have no risk note on file for Companisto. That only means we have not recorded one, not that it carries no risk.

Questions about Companisto

What is the minimum investment on Companisto?

The minimum investment on Companisto is €250.

What fees does Companisto charge investors?

Companisto’s investor fees, as it publishes them, are shown with a free account.

Can non-residents invest on Companisto?

Yes. Companisto accepts investors from outside Germany: not the US.

Is Companisto regulated?

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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