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$791/mo
Cash Flow Portal, HubSpot, Mailchimp, SimpleTexting and Excel.
Or run your raise in
TenthAvenue
$79/mo
TenthYards handles investor checks and funding. It has its own price.
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Their prices are list prices for two people. We checked them on November 5, 2026. The portals sell yearly contracts. Excel counts as $0. See where each price comes from. Outlook mail connects today. Gmail is coming soon.
02What it costs
Pick the tools you use. See what they cost you.
Here is your bill and what you would keep. Below it, what does each job in TenthAvenue.
03Side by side
The price, the contract and the cost of moving in. Each comes from the company’s own pricing page.
| What you get | TenthAvenue | Agora | Cash Flow Portal | InvestNext |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starting price | $79 a month, plus TenthYards at $999 a year | From $749 a month, billed yearly1 | From $699 a month, billed yearly2 | Not published: quoted per firm3 |
| Contract | Month to month | One year, renews on its own4 | A 12-month term, billed yearly5 | Annual, with a 12-month first agreement6 |
| Setup or migration fee | None to move in | Onboarding services for an added fee, not published7 | A $1,500 one-time migration fee8 | A one-time migration and onboarding fee, quoted per firm9 |
Swipe the table to see every portal.
We read each pricing page on November 5, 2026. TenthYards does a portal’s job in TenthAvenue. TenthYards is its own add-on at $999 a year, on top of any plan.
04TenthYards
TenthYards does the job you pay Cash Flow Portal for. Investors get verified, sign and send their money in one sitting.
Example investor · one sitting
$100,000 commitment
One link for your deal. Your offering gets its own page to share.
One sitting. Investors verify, sign and fund without leaving the page.
Know who you take money from. Identity checks, IRS tax ID matching and sanctions screening come first.
506(b) or 506(c). Turn on accreditation checks for 506(c). A 506(b) page stays out of search.
Money lands where it should. Investors fund by wire or bank transfer. No wire details pasted into an email.
Same list, same login. Anyone who commits becomes an investor in your CRM.
TenthYards
$999 a year
It works on any plan, Free included, and bills once a year on its own.
Without it, you can still create a deal, import one and work on it. You need TenthYards to publish a raise and bring in new investors. Every investor check costs real money. So TenthYards has its own price, and businesses that never raise do not pay for it.
05Your quarter
Underwriting
Before: Underwriting lives in a spreadsheet nobody else is allowed to touch.
After, on TenthAvenue: Drop in the rent roll and T12. The model fills itself and cites every figure.
See how: UnderwritingInvestor calls
Before: An investor calls with one question, and you click through five tabs while they wait.
After, on TenthAvenue: Search their name. Their commitments, documents and every conversation on one record.
See how: Investor callsQuarterly updates
Before: Your investors are in one spreadsheet, and the update is due Friday.
After, on TenthAvenue: Sam drafts the update from the deal's actual numbers. You check it and send it to every investor.
See how: Quarterly updatesDistributions
Before: Distributions worked out by hand, then investors asking what the numbers mean.
After, on TenthAvenue: Run the waterfall with its math shown. Each investor gets a notice that explains their share.
See how: DistributionsK-1s
Before: March becomes “where’s my K-1?” month.
After, on TenthAvenue: Upload the stack once. AI files each one to the right investor.
See how: K-1sThe software
Before: You pay more people to babysit software than to find deals.
After, on TenthAvenue: One app and one login, with nothing to connect.
See how: The software06Your investors
One portal on their phone or laptop. Everything they have with you is in one place.
07One raise
Six steps. Here’s an example of a $3M raise.
Drop in the rent roll and T12. Caliper fills in the model and cites every figure.
Deal underwrittenYour offering page holds the memorandum and the due-diligence documents. Send its link to the investors you choose. Nothing is live until you publish.
48 investors invitedTrack every investor from first call to commitment. Every conversation is on their record.
$1.8M committedTenthYards checks identity, tax ID and accreditation before any money comes in.
31 of 31 verifiedEach agreement arrives filled in. Investors sign from any device.
$2.6M signedMoney arrives by wire or bank transfer. Each investor lands in their portal.
Funded08Moving over
$0
No fee to move in or to bring your investors over. Use your portal’s export or your spreadsheet.
A person to help. Book a call, and someone from our team walks you through it.
Using HubSpot? Log in with HubSpot, and your records come over.
In the middle of a raise? Run both until it closes or your contract ends.
Your data is yours. Export any list to a spreadsheet any time, or ask us for a full copy.
Tell us the month. We'll remind you in time to give notice.
09Questions
Yes. TenthYards does a portal's job inside TenthAvenue. Investors get checked, sign and fund in one place. Distributions, K-1s and their portal are there too. TenthYards is its own add-on at $999 a year, on top of any plan.
Your plan covers your CRM, email, texts, e-signatures and underwriting. Texts and calls use TAC, short for TenthAvenue Credits. Your plan adds some every month. TenthYards has its own price, because every investor check costs real money.
No. They sign in to one investor portal. Their investments with you, their documents and their K-1s are all there, on a phone or a laptop.
Yes. Preferred return, catch-up and promote tiers, with the math shown tier by tier. Mark a distribution paid, or pay by bank transfer. Each investor gets a notice in their portal.
Upload the stack of K-1 PDFs. AI files each one to the right investor by tax ID. They find it in their portal.
Yes. Each raise keeps its own investors, documents and distributions. You use one login for all of them.
Yes. A raise can be a fund, closed-end or evergreen. Its management fee and carry show on its offering page. The waterfall can pay the promote on the whole fund, or in IRR tiers. Capital calls and redemptions are kept on the cap table.
Yes. Start now and run both. Move your investor list in. Leave your old portal when the raise closes or the contract ends.
You do. Export any list to a spreadsheet any time, or ask us for a full copy.
It's encrypted in transit and at rest. Tax IDs, ID numbers and bank details get a second layer. The investor portal asks for two-step sign-in every time.
No. You pay month to month. You can cancel in one step from Settings, then Billing. If you pay and change your mind, you have 30 days from your first payment to get your money back. Rather pay yearly? Pay for 12 months and get 14.
Yes. Write to us and a person answers. Someone from our team will walk you through it if you like.
Outlook connects today for mail and calendars. Zoom connects for meetings, and Google Calendar for bookings. Your team can sign in with Google or Microsoft. Gmail mail is coming soon.
Get our investor update template. It puts the numbers first, so investors read it instead of calling you.
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TenthAvenue provides software only. TenthAvenue is not a broker-dealer, investment adviser, funding portal, or money transmitter, does not offer or recommend securities, and never holds, receives, or takes title to investor funds. Nothing on this page is investment, legal, or tax advice.
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