Negosh, Inc.

What we have established three decisions, kept apart

1. 1 Identity verified Yes

   Form D related persons matched to the company’s named officers.

   • Form D related persons Ari Zebersky and Dylan Karofsky are negosh.com’s CEO and co-founder/COO
   • CIK 2158626 · accession 0002158626-26-000001 · Delaware · inc. 2022
   • Formerly BIP; the rebrand to Negosh.com is reported by the licensing trade press
2. 2 Evidence sufficient to publish Not yet

   The inclusion bar: two or more independent sourced evidence families. This profile is reachable but not in the ranked index. It is a statement about how much evidence we hold, and about nothing else.

3. 3 Fit for a seed/Series-A sourcing buyer Not established

   We have not established fit. That is not a soft no and not a soft yes — it is unknown, and it is never counted as a qualified prospect.

   Leg (a) is not established: no institutional venture investor is identified in any source we reached. That is the absence of a finding, NOT a finding of absence — the only funding record found is a Dealroom entry under the former name BIP showing a $1.0M ANGEL round with the investor field blank and the total behind a sign-in. Leg (b) also fails: the latest financing event is the $3,091,664 offering and no source labels it. The $25,000 minimum and the full subscription are facts about the offering, not about stage, and are recorded without being used.

   Venture backing: none found · Stage band: not established by any source

   • app.dealroom.co ↗ — Dealroom, under the former name BIP: a $1.0M angel round, investor field blank, total funding behind a sign-in. Its summary is AI-generated.
   • brandsuntapped.com ↗ — Founder interview: origins, the NFT-IP pivot, and how the marketplace works.
   • sec.gov ↗ — $3,091,664 offered and sold, $25,000 minimum, first sale 2026-09-23.

   What the filing alone says

   A New York issuer (127 W 26th St Unit 400) offered and sold $3,091,664 in full, first sale 2026-09-23, filed 2026-10-08, $25,000 minimum, eight investors, inc. 2022 Delaware. Related persons: Ari Zebersky, Dylan Karofsky.

   What we add

   One thing that needs research rather than reading: the company’s PRIOR IDENTITY. It was BIP, rebranded to Negosh.com in October 2023, and started as an NFT-IP marketplace before pivoting to brand licensing — which is why its only funding record sits under a different name and would be missed by anyone searching the filer name. Struck out after review: the Glen Ellyn / L3-ISRAEL address anomaly and the New York vs Florida conflict are both visible on the filing itself.

   Still unknown

   • Who the eight investors are. The filing names officers only.
   • Whether any institutional investor has ever participated.
   • Whether the 800+ brands / 1000+ licensees on the site are verifiable — they are the company’s own marketing and we did not verify them.

   Action it supports

   A qualification call to find out who funded it. Nothing stronger: we cannot tell a buyer whether this is a venture-track company.

   Our arrival vs public

   1 day LATE. AlleyWatch published this raise on 2026-10-08, the filing date, from the same document.

   Research time

   not tracked

   Unresolved

   • Who the eight investors in the $3,091,664 offering are — the filing names officers only.
   • Whether any institutional investor participated in the earlier $1.0M round.
   • Location conflicts across sources (New York on the filing and LinkedIn; Fort Lauderdale on Dealroom; the filing’s phone is a 954 Florida number).

   What would overturn this: One named institutional venture investor in any round.

   Assessed 2026-10-11 for seed/Series-A sourcing.