Own a piece of top private companies, before they IPO.
Pre-IPO investing is now on Valura. Invest in the most exciting private companies with the same process you already use for stocks.
Available to non-US based investors. Review minimums, fees, and risks before you invest.
Diversify your portfolio
Private companies don't trade on public exchanges, so they can behave differently from the stocks and ETFs you already hold.
Potential for higher returns
Much of a company's growth can happen while it's private. Earlier access means more room to grow, with more risk to match.
Access to private innovation
Rockets, AI labs, next-generation finance. Many of the most ambitious companies aren't listed on public markets yet.
What's live now
OpenAILive nowThe AI research company behind ChatGPT.
Details
KalshiInterest openThe regulated market for trading real-world events.
Details
Shield AIComing soonAutonomous pilot software for defense aircraft.
DetailsOfferings shown are examples. Availability, minimums, and terms vary by offering and eligibility.
The world's largest companies are private
The number of U.S. public companies has fallen by about half since the 1990s. Much of a company's growth today happens before it ever reaches the public market.
50%
Fewer U.S. public companies than 30 years ago.
87%
Of U.S. companies with $100M+ revenue are private.
13 yrs
Median age of a U.S. company at IPO, up from 10 in 2018.
Sources: World Bank, listed domestic companies (1996 peak vs. 2025). S&P Capital IQ via Apollo Global Management, April 2024. Renaissance Capital, 2025. Educational information only, not a projection of future results.
Access to private companies used to be reserved for the largest institutions and the ultra-wealthy. Not anymore.
SpaceX saw most of its growing while it was private.
SpaceX was valued near $210B in 2024. It listed on the Nasdaq in June 2026 at $135 a share, about $1.75 trillion. Most of that climb happened before the ticker existed.
+733%
Change in company valuation, 2024 to its June 2026 listing. Not an investor return.
One company, chosen with hindsight. Past performance is not indicative of future results, and most private companies never list.
How it works
Browse Pre-IPO companies
See which private companies are open for investment on Valura, with pricing and company details.
Review the details
Every offering shows the minimum investment, fees, and risks in plain language.
Invest in the app
Subscribe in a few taps, with the same process you use for stocks. Then, track progress in your portfolio.
How you own interest in these private companies.
You invest through a fund called a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) that pools money from multiple accredited investors and holds shares of one private company. You own a piece of the SPV fund, and the fund owns the shares.
Buying into these companies directly can take millions. An SPV pools capital so you can participate at a much lower minimum.
You and other investors
Accredited investors
The fund (SPV)
Pools the money, holds the shares
The private company
One late-stage Pre-IPO company
Who can invest
These offerings are available to investors outside the United States.
Location
You are not a US person and you are investing from outside the US.
Eligibility
You meet Valura's investor suitability requirements.
Account
Your Valura account is fully verified and funded.