Create your application

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Your application becomes your company page on Spring. You can save it as a draft in My projects and return to it at any time. Drafts are private.

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How the process runs

1. Open your account. Sign up with your email, and Spring creates your account and embedded wallet.

2. Fill in the application. Complete it section by section. Make sure the figures in your deck, financial model, cap table and application match.

3. Preview your application. Check that it's clear, accurate and complete before you submit.

4. Complete verification. Our team will walk you through the process.

5. Submit for review. Submitting doesn't guarantee approval. We'll contact you by email or Telegram.

6. Answer questions. We may ask for clarification or additional documents. Some terms are agreed with you at this stage: final legal structure, minimum investment, release schedule and investor eligibility.

7. Finish setup. Once your application is approved, you'll confirm your wallet, sign the legal documents and accept the final terms before your raise goes live.

You can track the progress of your application in My projects:

Drafts are fully editable. Some fields may lock during review, and any changes after approval are reviewed by Spring.

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What your application covers

1 · The company

• Company name and a one-sentence description: who it's for, what problem it solves and what you provide

• Logo and cover image

• Industry and stage

• Website, social and community links

• A demo, if you have one

• Contact details

2 · The opportunity

• Problem: who has it, how painful it is and how it's solved today, backed by evidence

• Solution: what's live, what's planned and what makes it hard to copy

• Market: your target customer, segment and geography, sized with TAM, SAM and SOM

• Competition: direct and indirect alternatives, and your edge

3 · The numbers

• Business model: pricing, margins, customer acquisition, retention and path to profitability

• Traction: your key metrics with time periods, marked as confirmed or forecast, or what you've validated so far if you're pre-traction

• Financials: historical P&L and cash flow, burn, runway, forecast and scenarios

4 · The team

• For each founder and key team member: role, short biography, relevant experience, location and whether they work full-time

• Team size, existing investors and advisors, and why this team is right for the problem

5 · The raise

• Amount, valuation and percentage of the company offered

• Expected start and close dates, and any existing commitments

• Minimum amount needed to make your plan viable

• Investor terms and any vesting, lockup or release schedule

• Use of funds by category, with the goals tied to each

If your terms aren't final yet, share your proposal and label it as subject to review.

6 · Disclosures

• Previous fundraising: past rounds and instruments, investors, terms and valuations, cap table and debt

• Tokens: having a token, or planning one, doesn't affect your eligibility. A Spring raise issues a separate equity-backed token on Solana representing investors' economic claim, and your own token stays separate from it. Share its purpose, supply, distribution, prior sales, vesting, liquidity, holder rights and relationship to the company. Applications involving a token may need additional due diligence.

• Legal: if you're not incorporated yet, just say so. Otherwise, share your entity details, IP ownership, licenses, material contracts and any disputes or restrictions.

• Supporting materials: such as your pitch deck, financial model, technical documentation, audits or customer references.

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