Onevest, a New York–based investment crowdfunding site for startups that was acquired by Business Rockstars in April 2018 [1] (also known as: Rock The Post), allowed entrepreneurs to raise capital from accredited investors.

[11][12] On June 4, 2013, RockThePost's CEO, Alejandro Cremades, was invited to attend the Champions of Change ceremony hosted by the White House.

It focuses on "entrepreneurs, not dreamers", in trying to keep its platform legitimate and help eliminate some of the barriers that typically stand between startups and growth capital.

[17] The Wall Street Journal It has also been referred to by Market Watch,[18] Alejandro Cremades was also cited in an article in Fast Company stating that money raised through crowdfunding is going towards businesses that are built to last.

Business Insider said that the site is yet another promising tool to help American entrepreneurs succeed and get the national economy back on track.

[20] On an article published on June 18, 2012, Mashable mentioned how the ideal users for Rock The Post are small businesses and entrepreneurs looking to jump-start their startup by gaining the support and feedback of like-minded individuals.

[16] The same fact that was pointed out by TechCrunch was also cited on an article The Washington Post published mentioning the criticism other crowdfunding platforms had received for funded projects which never came to fruition, mentioning how Rock The Post's team vets the businesses first to select the ones that seem likely to succeed, looking specifically for a well-thought out and developed idea, a sustainable structure and a concrete plan.

In an interview with the Boston Herald Tanya Prive stated that the work that RockThePost is doing "democratizes the process of funding for startups and that the power of fundraising was going to be substantially increased.