goodfin

goodfin is a membership platform that gives accredited investors access to private market investments: shares in private companies before they list publicly, early stage startups, venture capital funds and private equity funds. Investments are made through pooled vehicles rather than direct holdings, and the platform layers an AI assistant over research, portfolio construction and ongoing monitoring. The assistant, called GO, answers questions in text or voice about opportunities and portfolio performance, helps members research companies in sectors such as AI, space and defense, and reports on holdings in real time. The audience is accredited investors, angels, fund managers, family offices and founders who want private market exposure with lower entry points than traditional funds; the site advertises no minimums on select investments. Data is encrypted, and a community and events program runs alongside the investment product. Pricing is unpublished. Three membership tiers are listed. Community is open to accredited and non accredited investors. Premium, for accredited investors only, offers access to exclusive deals, no minimums on select investments and priority access to events. Reserve adds reduced deal fees, bespoke deal sourcing and invite only events. A Family Office offering is described for families investing $3 million or more per year in private markets. No membership fees, deal fees or carry percentages are published; access begins with a request rather than a signup. goodfin is an investment platform rather than a software subscription: its AI features sit behind a member login and a request access process, and accreditation determines which tiers and deals a member can see.