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How does Wealt make money?

Wealt earns revenue from setup fees (covers operating costs) and carried interest (aligns our incentives with yours; we only profit if you profit).

Wealt's revenue comes from two fees on deals in the marketplace:

  1. Setup fee (one-time): A one-time fee (typically 6%) charged when you invest in a deal. This covers the legal and administrative costs of setting up the investment structure.

  2. Carry (performance-based): A percentage of profits (typically 20%) that goes to the deal operator if the investment is successful. You only pay carry when you make money.

What's free:

  • Creating and using your account

  • Tracking your assets and portfolio

  • Browsing deals in the marketplace

  • Identity verification (KYC)

  • Document storage in the vault

  • All dashboard features

Why this model works for you: Wealt is incentivised to find great deals because we only earn meaningful revenue (via carry) when your investments succeed. Unlike subscription-based platforms, we don't charge you for using the product, only when you invest through our marketplace.

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