Crowdfunding
Crowdfunding competitors analysis
Here you have a list of crowdfunding plaforms in diffrent categories.
1. Consumer Lending Category
ZOPA | SMAVA | YES-SECURE.COM | RATESETTER | QUAKLE | |
Launched: | March 2005 | March 2007 | June 2010 | October 2010 | October 2010 |
Members | 400,000 | 21,000 | 5,145 | 21,278 | |
Money Matched | EUR 141 m | EUR 47m | EUR 295.000 | EUR 827,000 | EUR 18,000 |
Default rate: | 0.7pc | 0.6pc | None. Expected default rate of up to 12pc for higher-risk borrowers | None so far, expected rate lower than 1.4pc | None. For A and B-rated borrowers it is anticipating a default rate below 1pc; for C and D-rated borrowers less than 3pc |
Fee paid by lenders: | 1pc of the amount lent | 1.35pc of the amount lent & 0.5€ / Month | 0.9pc | 10pc of the interest they receive | None |
Fee paid by borrowers: | Flat fee of £124.50 once loan is approved | 2.5pc of loan once it’s agreed (min of 60€) | £80 flat | £115 flat fee for a three-year loan; £5 monthly charge in the rolling market | 1.5pc of loan once it’s agreed |
Profile of borrowers: | Only lower-risk borrowers accepted, generally A* to C | From A to H (according to SCHUFA criterias) | From A* to E | Prime risk, primarily A and A* | Lower end – 70pc of borrowers are C-rated |
How checked: | credit record through Equifax , Experian or CallCredit. | Grade dependent on credit reports from SCHUFA | Rating based on CallCredit report. Yes-Secure asks for a copy of their payslip and a recent bank statement | Credit reports from Equifax and CallCredit, plus manual assessment. | Grade dependent on credit reports from Equifax |
Average return for lenders: | 8.1pc over past year, after charges | from 6,2pc 15,2pc | Rates advertised from 15pc to 30pc | 7pc for three-year loans; 3.3pc in monthly market | 23.5pc |
Spread of payments: | No more than £10 with any one borrower | Lenders contribute 5pc of the sum asked for; rising to 15pc if you have made an “online connection” with the borrower | Money spread among all borrowers, regardless of their credit risk | Low at present. Aims to create “autolending” function in future to increase diversification | |
Fund to cover bad debts: | No | ? | No, but plans to launch one soon (people rated by their community) | Yes | No |
2. Business Growth category
WISEED | COFUNDIT | FUNDING CIRCLE | BELIEVERSFUNDS | PROFOUNDER | crowdcube.com | GROWVC | |||||
Launched: | January 2010 (FR] | June 2010 (SWLD] | August 2010 (UK) | October 2010 (BEL) | November 2010 (USA) | January 2011 (UK) | February 2010 | ||||
Model | Equity | Debt | Debt | Preorder / revenue sharing | Revenue share | Equity | Equity | ||||
Amount lent/invested to date: | 1.4m€ | 250K€ | 13m€ (bid on loan requests) | 20K€ | 237K€ | 2,8K€ | 20m$ | ||||
Nb of investors | 4800 | 15 (48 members) | 1600 | 1080 | 262 | 108 | 6000 | ||||
Average invest | 750 € | 5,200 € | 730€ (3.400€ account) | 250 € | 900 € | 255 € | 4000USD | ||||
Nb of startups financed | 14 | 1 | 35 | 13 | 11 | 0 | |||||
Minimum invest | 100 € | 2,000 € | £20 | 10USD | NA | 10£ | |||||
Traffic per day | 1,100 | 581 | 2,138 | 900 | 3,870 | 1,932 | 2,900 | ||||
% Local users | 86% | 37% | 71% | 12% | 55% | 43% | 20% | ||||
Description | Investment in startups from 100€ (Equity) | Business Loans, Expert Analysis and Private Investments using Crowd Funding and Open Innovation | Peer to Peer Social Lending to Businesses – People lend to lots of creditworthy businesses to spread their risk | connect developers with funders to realize innovative mobile apps for Apple iOS and Android. | Raise money for your business. Let your community help. | Crowdcube (U.K. only), which will allow funders to purchase equity in startups, although they need to be friends and family | |||||
Terms | 3 to 7 years before exit | The loan lasts no more than 3 years | Loans last for 1 or 3 years | Loans last for 1 to 3 years | N/A | ||||||
Type of Startup financed | Youg innovative startups | Existing and proved businesses with short term repayement capacity | Existing and secured businesses | App Builders | Entrepreneurs and small businesses | Entrepreneurs and small businesses |
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