EquityShare Launches OMAR, an AI Legal Assistant for Fundraising Documents

Nov 21, 2025
EquityShare has introduced OMAR, an AI-powered legal assistant that generates compliant offering memorandums in minutes, helping small businesses reduce legal costs and preparation time.

EquityShare has unveiled OMAR (Offering Memorandum Auto-Reporter), a legal AI assistant designed to automate the creation of offering memorandums, announced in a press release. The tool aims to help small businesses and entrepreneurs reduce the time and cost associated with preparing legal documents for fundraising.

An offering memorandum is a disclosure document required when raising capital from investors. According to EquityShare, traditional preparation can cost between $5,000 and $25,000 and take several weeks. OMAR allows users to upload a business plan or related materials, which the system parses and structures into a compliant draft document for review and completion.

EquityShare reported that users in pilot tests were able to generate complete draft offering memorandums in under 15 minutes, achieving estimated cost savings of more than 70% compared to conventional legal preparation. The company said the automation enables founders to focus legal resources on document review rather than full creation.

OMAR is available through the EquityShare platform at equityshare.ai/agents/omar. The launch aligns with EquityShare’s goal of integrating technology into every stage of capital formation, alongside its existing tokenization and crowdfunding services.

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