Constant Analysis
What is Constant?
Constant provides institutional-grade AI coworkers for buy-side investment teams. It runs end-to-end investment workstreams, including gathering information, running analysis, building models, and iterating with users. The company positions the product as investment technology with grounded outputs, enterprise security, and proprietary investment-specific infrastructure.
Location
New York City, NY 11217, United States
Employees
1-10
Founded
2023
Revenue
$21.4-27.9M
YC Batch
W23
Product Features & Capabilities
- Private equity, high-quality private equity funds, $10K minimum investments, semi-annual liquidity, private credit, high-quality private credit funds, $10K minimum investments, quarterly liquidity, 0% advisory fees for the first $1 million invested, periodic liquidity options, simple tax reporting.
Pricing
- 0% advisory fees for the first $1 million invested.
- 0.18% advisory fee for investments exceeding $1 million.
- Minimum investment amount starting at $10,000.
- Liquidity options: semi-annual for private equity, quarterly for private credit.
Who are the founders of Constant
BS
Ben Sender
Founder
Competitors Overview
Constant operates in the investment platform market, focusing on private equity and private credit investments. Its main competitors include:
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Moonfare: This platform provides access to top-tier private equity funds for both retail and institutional investors, similar to Constant. Moonfare allows lower minimum investments, making it accessible to a broader audience. However, it may have different fee structures and investment options compared to Constant.
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Yieldstreet: Yieldstreet focuses on alternative investments, offering a variety of private market opportunities aimed at generating income streams for investors. Unlike Constant, which emphasizes no advisory fees for the first $1 million, Yieldstreet may have different fee arrangements and investment strategies.
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Percent: Percent specializes in private credit investments, targeting both accredited and institutional investors. It simplifies the investment process in private credit, which may appeal to investors looking for straightforward access to this asset class. Constant's unique selling point is its no-fee structure for initial investments, which may not be the case with Percent.
These competitors differ in their specific focus areas, fee structures, and the types of investments they offer, providing various advantages depending on investor needs.
Market Focus
Constant primarily focuses on the investment industry, specifically providing access to private equity and private credit investments for individual investors.
Investors
- First Check Ventures
- Goodwater Capital
- Halo Labs (United States)
- Harvest Venture Partners
- Realm Capital Ventures
- SGH CAPITAL
- Y Combinator
Business Model
Revenue from advisory fees; 0% for first $1 million, 0.18% thereafter.
Company Pricing
- 0% advisory fees for the first $1 million invested.
- 0.18% advisory fee for investments exceeding $1 million.
- Minimum investment amount starting at $10,000.
- Liquidity options: semi-annual for private equity, quarterly for private credit.
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