Dealmaker, a tech-infused broker-dealer that specializes in online capital formation, recently shared a brief update on platform performance for 2025.
In July, CI reported that DealMaker supported over $300 million during the first half of 2025. For the full year, Dealmaker reports over $500 million in “total capital processed,” representing about $57,000 raised each hour.
Since its inception, Dealmarker has reported over $5 billion raised for issuers.
The largest single investment in 2025 was for $1.4 million.
The top three funding rounds were as follows:
- Newsmax – $75 million (the maximum amount allowed under the Reg A exemption)
- Pacaso – $72.5 million
- Mode Mobile – $53.5 million
Newsmax captured headlines as it also completed a Reg D offering around the same time, then listed its shares on the Nasdaq, which immediately rocketed far above the offering price.
Dealmaker states that it experienced year-over-year growth of its Reg A offerings of 157%.
The platform highlighted a significant exit as Monogram raised under Reg A, traded shares on the Nasdaq and then was acquired by Zimmer Biomet for $177 million.
Dealmaker was a bit late to the securities crowdfunding industry, but its strategy of enabling self-hosted offerings rather than a marketplace model appears to be working well. Dealmaker claims about 51% of all funds raised in the investment crowdfunding market, but it is unclear whether this includes Reg A+ and Reg CF offerings or also includes Reg D 506 (c) offerings.
It was reported that Dealmaker was pitching Reg A to the SEC as the best exemption for token offerings. There are also rumblings about international expansion, so it will be interesting to see what Dealmaker delivers in 2026.
