Take Your Company Public
Founder-Friendly Direct Listings. Keep Control. Move Faster.
Skip the roadshow, skip the banker fees, without skipping credibility. A direct listing gets your company trading on a stock exchange while preserving founder control and unlocking all the advantages of being public: higher valuation, transparent governance, acquisition currency, and access to new investors.
Why Choose a Direct Listing: The Smart Way To Go Public.
- No Underwriters. No Banker Fees.
- Full Transparency. Full Control.
- Same Standards as an IPO – Governance, disclosure, compliance.
- Public Company Advantages – Valuation clarity, wider investor base, stronger acquisition currency.
Timeline: How Long Does It Take?
- Typical direct listing: 10–12 months from start to finish.
- With our guidance: process streamlined through the right team, filings, and presentations.
- Our role: accelerate the timeline without ever compromising compliance or market credibility.
Cost: What Does a Direct Listing Really Cost?
- Initial budget: generally. $20K–$25K to begin process
- Total cash investment: $300K–$500K, including legal, audit, accounting, SEC, exchange fees and advisory fees. Equity fee to be determined.
- The payoff: a founder-friendly public debut that avoids banker dilution and preserves control.
About Us:
Proven Public Market Experience
We’ve guided
17 companies public
across IPOs, direct listings, and reverse merger, on NASDAQ, TSX-V, and OTC Markets. Our specialty:
- Preparing founder-led companies for public scrutiny
- Structuring businesses for long-term growth
- Delivering smooth, compliant transitions from private to public
Ready to Explore a Direct Listing?
If you want to go public without giving up control, or are too early-stage for an IPO, a direct listing may be the best path forward. Let’s explore your options together.