50%Product Development
Ship the next versions of GenAI Academy, HackOS and ProSearch. Build the capabilities our community already asks for. The largest single use of capital in this round.
Regulation CF Offering / Live
GenAI Works hit $2.5M in revenue last year with 300+ enterprise customers. The crowdfunding round funds three products with real traction: GenAI Academy, HackOS and ProSearch.
Minimum investment $999.60, plus a 3% investor processing fee.
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Traction & community
The advertising business funds the product chapter. Both are growing.
Most AI startups raise to build their first audience and first revenue. We already have both — the round funds the expansion stage.
The problem
If the market doesn’t understand or trust a product, it doesn’t grow — no matter how good it is.
That’s the problem GenAI Works was built to solve — we’re a GTM engine and distribution moat for AI companies.
What we are building
Every product we ship launches into a paying customer base, an active community and a media engine we already own. Most AI startups launch into zero. We do not.

Online courses, webinars and guides for practical AI. 30K+ students. 50+ courses. 30+ guides. $12K in revenue in the first month after launch. Application-first by design: live and frequently updated recorded courses mentor students to ship a real working solution before the course ends.
Explore
The platform that powers our hackathons, now a standalone product. Used by Oracle, Red Bull and G42. 9 hackathons run. 28K participants. Sponsors include IBM, Google, AWS and Slack. AI-powered, built to help teams ship faster, with an AI mentor on the roadmap.
Explore
The enterprise AI workspace for brand visibility and content ROI, built from analysis of millions of pieces of content across the web and from growing one of the world's largest AI audiences. Brand voice, content, visuals and performance analytics in one place. Now live.
ExploreGo-to-market strategy
GenAI Works brings ProSearch to a 14M+ audience of AI-first professionals — one of the largest distribution channels in the industry.
That reach accelerates adoption and positions ProSearch as the category-defining workspace for social-led growth.
Product roadmap
High-quality content at scale, written in the brand voice that already reaches millions.
A single engine to ideate, edit and publish across the channels that convert.
Analytics that show what works, why, and where to double down next.
Business model
The advertising business is what we are profitable at today. Products are what we compound on top of it tomorrow.
Ad sales and sponsorships fund the company and pay for our distribution — profitable today.
GenAI Academy, ProSearch and HackOS add product revenue on top of the same audience and customer relationships.
Every layer reinforces the next — one audience, one set of customer relationships, compounding revenue.
Invest nowUse of proceeds
Capital flows into product, the team that ships it and the customer pipeline that pays for it.
50%Ship the next versions of GenAI Academy, HackOS and ProSearch. Build the capabilities our community already asks for. The largest single use of capital in this round.
20%Hire the engineering, product and operations talent we need to ship faster.
15%Expand the customer base beyond 300, accelerate Academy, HackOS and ProSearch adoption and grow our owned channels.
Why invest now
Built for the future of AI-enabled growth.
One of the world's largest AI-focused communities, 14M+ strong, driving awareness, distribution and product adoption.
Atlas LinkedIn newsletter and partner newsletters reach over 7M subscribers — the media engine that fuels every launch.
30K+ students, $12K+ revenue in its first month, 50+ courses and 30+ guides converting attention into customers.
The platform behind 9 hackathons and 28K+ participants, used by Oracle, Red Bull and G42.
Meet the team
Deep experience in AI, distribution and B2B growth — with a track record that proves the system works at scale.

CEO
Founder and Director

Co-Founder
Director and Growth Advisor

Co-Founder
Director and Technical Advisor
FAQ
Early-stage companies offer the potential for outsized returns by letting you invest before a business scales. Equity crowdfunding under Regulation CF opens that access to everyone, not just institutional or accredited investors. Returns are never guaranteed, and startup investing carries real risk, so only invest what you can afford to lose.
Regulation CF sets investment limits based on your income and net worth. If either your annual income or net worth is below $124,000, you may invest the greater of $2,500 or 5% of the greater of the two. If both are $124,000 or more, you may invest up to 10% of the greater of the two, capped at $124,000 across all Reg CF offerings in a 12-month period. Accredited investors have no limit.
Net worth is the value of your assets minus your liabilities. For these purposes, exclude the value of your primary residence and any loans secured by it (up to its fair market value). Joint net worth with a spouse may be used, but in that case any amount invested cannot exceed the joint limit.
Tax treatment depends on your individual circumstances and the type of security you hold. Investments may have implications for capital gains, losses and dividends, and rules can change. We are not able to provide tax advice, so please consult a qualified tax professional before investing.
Anyone 18 years or older can invest in a Regulation CF offering, regardless of income or accreditation status. Non-accredited investors are subject to the investment limits set by the SEC, while accredited investors can invest without those limits.
Yes. Investing in early-stage companies is high risk. You could lose your entire investment, these securities are illiquid and generally cannot be resold for a period, and many startups do not succeed. Never invest more than you can afford to lose, and treat any startup investment as a long-term, speculative part of a diversified portfolio.
There is no fixed repayment date. As an equity investor, you may see a return only if a liquidity event occurs, such as an acquisition, a public offering or a future buyback. These events can take many years and are not guaranteed, so you should be prepared to hold your investment for the long term.
Securities purchased in a Regulation CF offering generally cannot be resold for one year from the date of purchase. After that period, resale may still be limited because there is no established public market for the shares, so liquidity is not guaranteed.
During the one-year lockup, shares may be transferred back to the company, to an accredited investor, to a family member, in connection with death or divorce or other similar circumstance, or as part of an offering registered with the SEC. Outside of these exceptions, the shares cannot be sold during the first year.
If the offering does not reach its minimum funding target by the deadline, the round is cancelled and all committed funds are returned to investors. You are not charged and your investment is refunded in full.
All key details are disclosed in the company's Form C and related filings with the SEC, including the business plan, financials, use of proceeds and risk factors. We also provide investor education materials, and you can review the offering page and reach out with questions before committing.
You may cancel your investment commitment for any reason up until 48 hours before the offering deadline. If you cancel within that window, your funds are returned to you. Once you are inside the final 48 hours, your commitment becomes binding.
Companies that raise under Regulation CF are required to file an annual report with the SEC and post it on their website. As an investor you will also receive ongoing updates from GenAI Works on product milestones, growth and key developments.
DealMaker Securities LLC acts as the registered broker-dealer of record for this offering, handling the regulatory, compliance and transaction processing aspects of the raise. They facilitate the offering but do not provide investment advice or recommendations.
Shares in this round are offered at $7.35 each. The pre-money valuation and full capitalization details are disclosed in our Form C and offering materials filed with the SEC, which we encourage you to review before investing.
Perks
Phase 2 is live through August 31, 2026 at 11:59 PM Pacific, then the bonus steps down.
Minimum investment $999.60, with shares at $7.35.
Disclaimers
Equity crowdfunding investments in private placements, and start-up investments in particular, are speculative and involve a high degree of risk and those investors who cannot afford to lose their entire investment should not invest in start-ups. Companies seeking startup investment through equity crowdfunding tend to be in earlier stages of development and their business model, products and services may not yet be fully developed, operational or tested in the public marketplace.
There is no guarantee that the stated valuation and other terms are accurate or in agreement with the market or industry valuations. Further, investors may receive illiquid and/or restricted stock that may be subject to holding period requirements and/or liquidity concerns. Forward looking statements were included here that the Company believes to be accurate given the current information. They involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other important factors which if changed may affect the outcome(s).
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Standard Risk Statement. Investments in private placements, and start-up investments in particular, are long-term, illiquid, speculative and involve a high degree of risk and those investors who cannot afford to lose their entire investment should not invest in start-ups.