Crowdfunding platforms in Europe

Crowdfunding turns a single project — a property development, a growing business, a renewable installation — into hundreds of small investments pooled across the internet. For investors it is a way to put money to work outside the bank deposit and the stock market, often starting from €50–100. For founders and developers it replaces, or sits alongside, traditional bank credit.

This page is the complete catalog of crowdfunding platforms we cover. It includes crowdlending (debt — you receive interest), equity crowdfunding (shares — you own a slice of the company), real-estate crowdfunding (property-backed loans or co-ownership) and themed verticals such as green energy and agriculture.

How TopLending ranks platforms

Every entry is scored on four signals: aggregated investor reviews from Trustpilot and other public sources, regulatory standing (most EU platforms now operate under the European Crowdfunding Service Provider regulation, ECSPR), the platform’s track record on defaults and recoveries, and our editorial check of fee transparency and reporting quality.

Use the filters at the top of the page to narrow by country, vertical or a specific feature such as auto-invest or buyback guarantee. Each platform card opens an in-depth review with pros, cons and the full review feed.