
Company
Software that puts the company back in control of its own offering.
Why Sprowtt exists, who is responsible for it, the partners we work with, and how to reach us.
About Sprowtt
Built for companies raising private capital, and for the counsel who stand behind them.
Sprowtt gives a company one secure workspace for its offering: a deal room it controls, access it grants and takes back, investor updates, Rule 506(c) accreditation records, and an activity log showing who saw what, and when. Securities counsel can review the file while the raise is live, not piece it together from email after it closes.
Sprowtt is built for operating companies, real estate and social-impact funds raising under Regulation D and Regulation A, and the law firms, incubators and accelerators that support them.
Sprowtt is software. It does not find, contact or recommend investors, give investment advice, hold investor money, or act as a broker-dealer, funding portal or transfer agent. The company and its counsel remain responsible for the offering.
The problem
The work around a raise is scattered.
- Important materials spread across email, shared folders and personal devices
- Inconsistent access to confidential documents
- No clear record of who received, viewed or responded to key information
- Difficulty coordinating companies, advisors, legal teams and stakeholders
- Updates to investors sent from personal inboxes, with no record of who received them
The Sprowtt approach
One controlled workspace, three commitments.
Control
Company-managed workspaces, access permissions and document organization.
Visibility
Records the company can review: document opens and downloads, where its notice was shown, who answered each notice, and every investor update delivered.
Structure
Repeatable workflows for teams managing capital-raise information and communications.
Leadership
The people responsible for it.
Mark Jones has built capital-formation software for more than 15 years; Sprowtt has been rebuilt many times since its first site.
Mark Jones
Founder & CEO
Entrepreneur and platform builder focused on practical systems for capital-formation workflows, company communications and community-centred business development, based in Tampa.
Lance Ablin
Advisor
Operator and investor background across growth companies.
Principles
How we build.
- Clarity over complexity.
- Security by design.
- Company control and accountability.
- Technology that supports — not replaces — professional judgment.
About our related organizations
Sprowtt Inc. operates this software (sprowtt.com) and StateCF (statecf.com), a DBA of Sprowtt Inc. Capital Forge League (capitalforgeleague.com) and Sprowtt CF (sprowttcf.com) are separate organizations. These organizations may share common ownership, but none has a cross-promotion, affiliate-marketing or referral agreement with another; none shares investor lists, investor information or promotions with another; and none promotes or recommends another's offerings, services or programs. Each operates under its own terms.
Separate by design
Related organizations, each under its own terms
- Sprowtt (this website)
- A SaaS application. No licence or registration is required to operate it, and none is claimed. Not a portal, not a broker-dealer, not an adviser.
- StateCF.com
- A DBA of Sprowtt Inc.: a Florida OFR-registered intermediary for Chapter 517 intrastate offerings. Registration does not imply that such person has been sponsored, recommended, or approved by the state or an agency or officer of the state or by the United States or an agency or officer of the United States. Florida companies, Florida investors, its own terms and disclosures.
- Sprowtt CF
- A separate organization: a federally regulated funding portal and a FINRA member, for Regulation Crowdfunding. Its own terms and regulatory record.
- Capital Forge League
- A separate organization: a 501(c)(3) educational league. It hosts no securities offering and is not a fund.
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Who we work with
Education partners, incubators, accelerators, angel groups and funding portals work alongside Sprowtt. In every case the company runs its own offering and its counsel reviews it; Sprowtt supplies the software and keeps the record. Sprowtt never introduces investors, and no partner is paid based on any raise.
The five kinds of partner
- Education partners
- Organizations that teach founders how raising capital works. They can point founders to Sprowtt's public material, including the Resource Center, Federal and State Offering Resources and Insights. It is education only: not investment advice, and never an introduction to investors.
- Incubators
- Programs that help early companies form and get organized. Each company opens its own Sprowtt workspace on its own subscription and keeps its own deal room, data room, cap table, officers list and filings tracker there. The incubator gets no view into those workspaces; the company decides who sees what.
- Accelerators
- Programs that take a cohort of companies toward a raise. Every company in the cohort runs its own workspace and sets up its own room for the exemption its counsel chose, so nothing is pooled across the cohort and Sprowtt publishes no catalog of the cohort's offerings. Where one law firm advises several of the companies, its counsel-firm seat covers up to 3 of their offerings from one review queue.
- Angel groups
- Groups whose members look at private companies. A company can invite people it already knows into its own room, share documents at the level it chooses and hold its own investor conferences, all as the company's own activity. Sprowtt does not introduce, match or refer companies to a group's members and gives no advice or recommendations; each member makes their own decision.
- Funding portals
- Registered funding portals and the companies raising on them. Sprowtt is software: it is not a funding portal and not a broker-dealer, and a Regulation Crowdfunding offering does not run on this website. The portal's own regulated activity, from hosting the offering to taking commitments and handling funds, stays with the portal under its own registration; a company can still keep its own cap table and officers list in Sprowtt.
What a partnership never includes
- Any payment tied to a raise or an investment. Partners are not paid based on any raise, and Sprowtt offers no referral fee, finder's fee or any other payment tied to a raise or an investment, to any partner
- Introducing, matching or referring companies to investors, including an angel group's members or a portal's investors
- Soliciting investors for any offering. Sprowtt's tools are never used on their own for investor outreach
- Advice or recommendations about any company, offering or investment
- Sharing a company's investor list with anyone
- Listing a partner's companies' offerings on this site: there is no catalog
Also working alongside Sprowtt
- Law firms
- One counsel-firm seat covers up to 3 offerings, with a review queue of submitted deal-room sections, the power to clear or block a section with a reason, a hold that takes a notice down until counsel clears it, a dated closing binder, the audit trail as a CSV file, and a law-firm administrator seat scoped to the firm by the profile.
- Banks, escrow agents and payment providers
- Companies choose and contract directly with any bank or escrow provider, pay its stated price directly, and the provider, not Sprowtt, holds the funds. Sprowtt receives no referral fee, commission, markup, revenue share or other compensation from them. In the workspace the company keeps the provider's instruction sheet, with account numbers stored encrypted and only the last four digits shown.
Contact Us
Talk to a person
Tampa, Florida. We answer email, and we would rather have one real conversation than five demo requests.
Send us a note
Visiting the office
Visits are by appointment only, for companies, their counsel and partners. Use the form on this page or email info@sprowtt.com to arrange a time.
Sprowtt does not meet with or advise investors. If you have a question about an offering, contact the company directly; its details are in its deal room and its offering documents.
Where to send what
- A demo
- Use Request a demo and tell us the exemption you are using. We confirm your email with a six-digit code before the request is saved.
- Pricing
- The plans are on the pricing page. Prices are sent to a confirmed email address.
- Account help
- info@sprowtt.com, from the email address on the account.
- A security concern
- info@sprowtt.com, with “Security” in the subject line.
- Your personal information
- Requests to see it or correct it go to info@sprowtt.com. Nothing is ever deleted; records are only archived, kept in folders.
- Something hard to use
- info@sprowtt.com, with the page and what happened.
- Partnerships
- info@sprowtt.com, with your firm or organization and the clients you work with.
What we can help with
- Showing you the workspace, with a room set up for the exemption your counsel has chosen
- Account, sign-in and billing questions
- How the notice gets onto your own website
- How counsel reviews, holds and clears a deal room
What we cannot help with
- Whether an exemption is available to you — that is your counsel's call
- Reviewing or approving your offering materials
- Recommending an offering, or saying whether anyone should invest
- Finding, matching or introducing investors, or selling lists of them
- Holding or moving investor money
