IInvest where you can see the results: locally and transparently

Investing doesn't have to be all about large, anonymous markets and funds where your money disappears into hundreds of assets and projects that you've never heard of. It's now also possible to invest directly in companies you know and can follow their story. You can easily see how your capital is working and what effect it is having. That's what Crowdberry investing is like: direct, local and in proven companies. What's more – you'll enjoy returns with interest.

Participatory funding that pays unlike any other!

Slovakia and the Czech Republic are full of talented entrepreneurs, but banks tend to be overly cautious and the local capital markets are limited. That's why private investors have stepped in to provide companies with finance in exchange for a fair return. Participatory financing is a time-honoured practice, but the difference is in the form you choose. Whether you want to make a charitable donation or potentially make a profit and therefore crowdinvest.

Crowdberry is changing the investment market. For 10 years, it has been connecting forward-thinking and proven companies with investors who want to see their funds help build meaningful projects. For companies, it's a chance to grow; for you, it's more than just a return that comes back to you with interest – it's an investment with a story and a tangible impact. Over the years of its existence, Crowdberry has helped thousands of investors co-own or lend to both well-known and lesser-known companies.

4 reasons to invest with Crowdberry

1. Transparency before and during the investment
You won't find any half-baked information on Crowdberry. Every opportunity goes through a detailed evaluation by experts on the platform. From a thorough analysis of the company to an explanation of the mechanics of the investment, you'll get everything you need to make an informed decision. Importantly, the investment doesn't stop when you put your money in. Regular reporting gives you the opportunity to follow the progress of the companies in which you’ve invested to see how they're performing. Moreover, if you have an entrepreneurial spirit, you can learn something, or even help companies by passing on your experience.