Nth Round | Software for CFOs

Businesses Big and Small Trust Nth Round

From spirited startups to established enterprises, Nth Round is built for you.

Investor communication is more important than ever.

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Everything you need in one place

Save valuable time and effort by keeping everything your investors need organized and accessible with your company's own investor portal

Streamline Investor Communications

Create a memorable investor experience with personalized communications and reports with just a few clicks.

Give your investors the white-glove treatment

It’s never been more important to deliver great investor experiences – stand out from the crowd with a modern, mobile friendly digital experience for your investors.

Quickly visualize your cap table

See the full picture of your equity — issue digital assets (shares/units), track ownership, and control access for investors.

Raise capital faster without the paperwork

Say goodbye to paper forms with integrated digital signatures, investor questionnaires and a CRM designed for private fundraising.

Facilitate liquidity at any time

Create liquidity between investors or newly invited participants in your own anonymous trading environment, available 24/7 to you and your investors.

Learn how busy CFOs are using Nth Round to streamline their investor workflows

Nth Round makes our lives easier by bringing our shareholders, employees, myself and the executive team all together into one community.

Alex DelSordo, CEO - Rower’s Choice

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How Nth Round Works

Access

Create your private portal in minutes with a secure and seamless onboarding process.

Communicate

Invite new shareholders, communicate with current ones, upload important documents, and post timely information.

Distribute

Energize your team by issuing Options, RSUs, SARs, or whatever plan you prefer. To maximize impact, convey share certificates, signature pages, and vesting schedules, accessible by you and your employees.

Deliver Modern
Investor Experiences