In 2024, our community invested €1M to make the greenhouse more affordable and we delivered: the entry price dropped by 20%, customer payback is under five years, and the company stayed profitable. That was chapter one. Chapter two is scale: equipping many more households across France and Europe, which means more salespeople, more marketing and a stronger digital platform. Rather than turn to a single large investor, we are opening our capital again.

Create your Crowdcube account (an ID document is enough), choose your amount and pay by card or bank transfer. At closing, if the target is reached, you become a shareholder of Myfood SAS; shares are issued in December 2026.

Because we want everyone who wishes to take part to be able to. Professional investors usually need a €100,000 ticket; here you can invest from €70 one share, up to the number of shares available.

No, there is no upper limit. If you are considering an investment above €100,000, please contact us directly at invest@myfood.eu, we will handle your subscription personally.

Yes. Crowdcube accepts investors from the European Economic Area and several other countries. Note that the 18% tax relief only applies to French tax residents.

If you are a French tax resident and eligible, you can deduct 18% of the amount invested from your income tax (IR-PME scheme): invest €1,000, reduce your tax by €180. Declare it on your income tax return (form 2042, line 7CF) and keep your subscription certificate. Conditions apply, including holding the shares for five years. (The 30% rate of 2024 was tied to the Young Innovative Company status, reserved for companies under eight years old, Myfood is now ten.)

No. To qualify for the IR-PME tax relief, you must not receive any benefit in return for your investment, unless it is purely symbolic and of negligible value. If you are eligible, you will therefore have to choose between the tax relief and the reward.

Possibly, but nothing is guaranteed. If Myfood succeeds, you could gain through a capital gain when reselling your shares or through future dividends. But investing in an unlisted company carries risks: loss of all or part of your capital, illiquidity (no organised market to resell), no guaranteed dividends, dilution in future rounds. Only invest money you can afford to lose. The full risk warning is in the Key Investment Information Sheet on Crowdcube.

27 September, 9am: priority access for registered members, for 24 hours. 28 September: public opening. 19 October: campaign closes. December 2026: closing, shares issued, and you officially become a Myfood shareholder.