Give every prospect a branded deal page that sells the opportunity for you.
Share it privately with named investors (506(b)) or publish it publicly (506(c)) — gate the data room behind an NDA, and see exactly who engaged.
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A deal page that looks like your firm
Build a branded deal page for each raise — hero, narrative, photography, key terms, and decks — with no code. It is the page your LPs experience: the offering told well, on your brand, so the opportunity sells itself between your calls.
- Hero, narrative, photography, and key terms, no code
- Rich-text description with images, tables, and video
- Per-document deck visibility you control
- Deal-progress bar showing committed vs target
Share privately, or publish publicly
The audience you set in the configurator decides how the page is shared. Keep it to named, pre-existing relationships and you are running a 506(b) raise; open it to "anyone with a link" and you are publicly marketing a 506(c) raise — embed it on your site, run paid campaigns, post on social. Audience is a separate setting from your gates.
- Invited only, related investors, all contacts, or anyone with a link
- 506(b) private sharing vs 506(c) public marketing
- Embed an InvestNow entry point on your own website
- UTM and referrer parameters carried into the flow
Gate the data room behind an NDA
Mark sections, fields, or individual decks as NDA-protected and a prospect sees a "NDA Protected" overlay until they sign — then the full content unlocks. The NDA here is the gate that unlocks the room; its binding execution, GP countersignature, and storage live on the Agreements page.
- Section-, field-, and document-level NDA gating
- Sign-to-unlock modal right on the deal page
- Form pre-fills from the signed NDA or accreditation
- See Agreements for binding execution and storage
See exactly who engaged
Every view, sign, and step is attributed back to the investor in your pipeline — who opened the page, who signed the NDA, who is stalling — so your follow-up is aimed at the prospects actually moving, not the whole list.
Your brand, your gates
The deal page is a GP surface: you set the brand, the audience, and what stays locked until an LP signs.
On your brand, no code
Logo, narrative, photography, and key terms — the page looks like your firm without a developer.
Audience you choose
Private to named investors or public to anyone with a link — the same builder, set per fundraise.
Gate what matters
NDA-protect sections, fields, and decks so the sensitive room opens only after a prospect signs.
Part of the Covercy One platform
The deal page connects to your CRM, agreements, and compliance gates.
Distributions
Calculate, approve, and pay distributions to the cent, then reconcile automatically.
ExploreInvestor Portal
Give LPs a branded portal for positions, documents, reporting, and capital accounts.
ExploreNeo, your AI Co-GP
The AI layer that drafts investor updates, runs reports, and automates workflows across Covercy One.
ExploreFund Administration
Institutional-grade NAV, bookkeeping, tax, and K-1s, delivered inside the same platform.
ExploreDeal marketing questions
- Do I need a developer to build the deal page?
- No. You configure the hero, narrative, photography, key terms, and decks in the platform — with a rich-text editor for images, tables, and video. The page renders on your brand for the LP, no code required.
- What is the difference between a 506(b) and a 506(c) deal page?
- It comes down to audience. A 506(b) page is shared privately with named, pre-existing relationships. A 506(c) page can be marketed publicly — set the audience to "anyone with a link," embed it on your site, and run campaigns. The builder is the same; the audience setting (and the matching compliance gate) differs.
- How does the NDA gate work on the deal page?
- Mark sections, fields, or individual decks as NDA-protected. A prospect sees a "NDA Protected" overlay and a sign-to-unlock modal; once they sign, the content reveals and their form pre-fills. The NDA gate lives here on Deal Marketing — the binding signature, GP countersignature, and document-center storage are covered on the Agreements page.
- Can I see who engaged with the deal page?
- Yes. Views, NDA signatures, and step progress are attributed to the investor in your pipeline, and a deal-progress bar shows committed versus target. You can see who opened the page, who signed, and where each prospect is in the flow.