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Three technology giants are preparing for a public offering of shares. For entrepreneurs, this is not just news — it is a window of opportunity. We explain exactly where the profit lies and how to act right now.
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What happened
SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic announced plans to go public in the next 12-18 months. SpaceX is valued at $350 billion, OpenAI is targeting $300 billion, Anthropic — $60 billion. These are the three largest offerings in the history of the technology sector happening at the same time. Financial analysts forecast unprecedented excitement: demand for shares may exceed supply by 10-15 times. Investors, including retail investors, are actively looking for ways to gain access to these securities before and after listing.
How this is useful for business
Mass IPOs create an ecosystem of auxiliary services. Investors need analytics, educational materials, consulting, and decision-making tools. Previous waves of offerings (Uber, Airbnb, Snowflake) showed that companies serving this demand earn more than many participants in the IPOs themselves. The current moment is unique because of the concentration of three mega-offerings at once, which multiplies the market.
How to make money from this
The earning strategy is built on mediation between technology giants and those wishing to invest. Direct access to shares before listing is closed to most people, but information products, educational courses, and consulting services do not require licenses or regulatory approvals. Margins for such products reach 80-90%. The key advantage is a low entry threshold and the ability to scale without a proportional increase in costs.
Business ideas
1. A platform aggregator of data on IPO companies with demand forecasts and pre-IPO market analytics. Monetization through a $29-99/month subscription and premium reports at $199-499.
2. An online school for IPO investing with practical cases on SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic. A course for $199-599 with the possibility of group enrollment of up to 50 people.
3. Telegram channel or mailing service with early signals about listing dates, valuation changes, and recommendations on portfolio allocation. Revenue from advertising and paid subscription.
4. Consulting company for wealthy investors on structuring investments in pre-IPO rounds. Fixed rate of $5,000-25,000 per project or a percentage of the investment amount.
5. Affiliate programs with brokers that will be the first to open access to shares. Commission of $50-200 per referred client with an active account.
6. A tool for tracking the correlation between IPOs of technology companies and the returns of related sectors (semiconductors, cloud services, AI infrastructure). Subscription of $49-149/month for institutional clients.
Risks and limitations
IPOs may be postponed or canceled — market conditions change unpredictably. Regulatory reviews in the United States are intensifying, which applies to companies with government contracts (SpaceX). Competition in the information products niche is high: clear differentiation is necessary. Reputational risks when working with financial recommendations require legal protection and disclaimers about the absence of guarantees.
7-day action plan
Day 1-2: Study the structure of the pre-IPO market, rating agencies, and brokers with access to offerings. Create a map of competitors in the information space.
Day 3-4: Determine the product format (newsletter, course, platform) and target audience. Create an MVP — the first content issue or a landing page with a subscription form.
Day 5-6: Launch a minimal communication channel (Telegram, email newsletter). Start publishing analytics on the companies under consideration, forming an expert voice.
Day 7: Analyze the first feedback, adjust positioning. Contact 3-5 potential partners (brokers, media) for partnership agreements.
Original news: Financial Times Companies · See other news in the news section.
