Dear Startup Investor:
We recommended Dealflicks to you right before Christmas.
We liked this impressive little startup then. We like it even more now.
And for the best of reasons.
It’s making great strides with its marketing and getting more and more theaters to sign up with it.
To refresh your memory, once a theater signs up, movie ticket buyers get discounts of up to 50% through Dealflicks’ website or mobile app.
It’s a great deal for consumers and they can also choose a bundled deal. For example, getting two tickets and a large popcorn for $15. And theater owners get to fill up more seats and enjoy greater profits overall.
A win-win for everybody.
We liked the idea from the start and now we have greater confirmation than last Christmas that movie theaters and movie goers do too.
Dealflicks is doing another round online and you’re invited to join in. If you didn’t invest last time, this is your chance to invest in a company that has impressed the VC community with its marketing execution these past few months.
Here Are the Details:
Investment type: Convertible Note
Valuation cap: $7 million
Discount on conversion: 15%
Minimum investment: $1,000
Round: Seed
Notable investors in this round: Warner Bros, 500 Startups, Dave McClure.
How to Invest
If you haven’t signed up for AngelList yet, click on the link below:
You’ll need to fill out some basic information and explain how you are accredited. The more information you can fill out on your profile, the better.
Once registered and signed in, navigate to Dealflicks’ page on Angel.co:
Click on the blue “Invest” button in the upper right of the screen. AngelList will then walk you through the investment process.
Later, you’ll be asked to provide verification that you are indeed an accredited investor. This can come in the form of a letter from your CPA, broker or lawyer. Read more about the AngelList verification process here. It doesn’t take long and will verify you for three to 12 months.
The deal funds on a first come, first served basis. So act quickly if you’re interested.
Sincerely,
Adam Sharp
Startup Investor Portfolio
