Invest in Main Street · Northern Utah first
Back it.Own it.Trade it.
Put money into the local businesses you already know. Back a raise one milestone at a time, collect a share of revenue, and trade listed shares and notes when you are ready to move on.
Bear River Coffee Roasters
Second roasting line and a delivery van. Paid 4% of monthly revenue until 1.8× your money.
How it works
Invest at the stage that fits you
Businesses come to MSSX early and grow up here. Each stage offers different ways in, different risk, and different ways to get paid.
Stage 1 · Crowdfunding · Series Raise
Back the idea before it exists
Owners test demand with rewards pre-sales on Crowdfunding, then take first securities money on Series Raise through SAFEs, co-op shares and direct public offerings.
Risk: Highest. Most early companies never reach revenue.
What you can invest in
- SAFEs & ConvertiblesConversion upside
- Co-op Shares & DPOsPatronage + dividends
For investors
Your town, in your portfolio
Twenty-one asset classes in five families. Read the filing, ask the owner a question, and commit with a clear picture of how and when you get paid.
Own
Equity in businesses you know, from first SAFE to listed shares.
- Common Shares
- SAFEs & Convertibles
- Acquisition Vehicles
- Franchise Units
- Succession Notes & Employee Ownership
Earn
A share of revenue, dividends or a fixed coupon, paid on a schedule.
- Revenue Share
- Dividend Preferred
- Mezzanine & Revenue Notes
- Vendor & Anchor Notes
Secured
Notes backed by buildings, equipment and receivables.
- Main Street Real Estate
- Equipment & Fleet
- Receivables
Community
Co-ops, community energy and customers who own a piece.
- Co-op Shares & DPOs
- Community Energy
- Patron Equity
Funds
Indexes, interval funds, retirement and Opportunity Zone funds.
- MSSX Indexes & ETFs
- Interval Funds
- MSSX Private Fund
- Retirement Income Sleeve
- Opportunity Fund + Rural Fund
- EB-5 Regional Center Fund
Compare all 21 classes
Open the table →For owners
Raise from the people who already buy from you
Pre-sales, revenue share, notes or shares. Raise in milestones: show progress, unlock the next round. Five questions tell you which raise fits your business today.
For institutions
Main Street paper, pooled and reported
Pass-through notes, CRA notes by assessment area, and first-loss programs for banks, insurers, foundations, CDFIs and plan sponsors.
Why MSSX
Eleven things a national exchange can't do for Main Street
Built for small companies and the people who know them, from the ledger up. Several features need partner and counsel sign-off before launch.
Instant settlement
One ledger at the transfer agent. Trades settle the moment they execute, not the next business day.
Rights offerings first
When a listed company raises again, shareholders and customers get first right to buy.
Live business data
Companies report KPIs against committed goals continuously, not once a quarter.
Local Impact Score
Jobs, local wages, local taxes and local suppliers, scored on every profile and indexed.
A Notes Market
Trade revenue-share and mezzanine notes like bonds. Local debt you can resell.
Borrow against your stock
Owners and investors can take loans secured by shares through a lending partner.
Storefront listing badges
“Owned by our customers” window decals, QR codes and a listing-day ceremony for the town.
Perks built into the stock
Shareholder perks are part of each listing, shown on quotes and screenable.
A path to national exchanges
Outgrow MSSX and uplist to Nasdaq, NYSE or the Texas Stock Exchange. We are the farm system.
Open venue access
Other broker-dealers can route customer orders to the MSSX venue, widening the buyer base.
Lifecycle data products
Anonymized, aggregated data for lenders, researchers and fund managers.
Opportunity Zones · New for 2027
Have a capital gain? Put it to work in a zone.
Invest the gain within 180 days to defer the tax five years, get a 10% basis increase (30% in a rural fund), and owe no tax on the growth after ten years.
Private-company investments are risky and may be illiquid. You could lose all of the money you invest. Payments from revenue share and notes depend on how the business actually does. Read each offering's filing before you commit. Tax benefits depend on your situation; talk to a tax professional. Risks, in plain words →
Early access
Be first on Main Street.
MSSX opens in Northern Utah first. Join the list for launch access, first offerings in your area, and founding-member subscription pricing.