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Q: How to sell Substack stock?

If you hold private company shares of Substack - whether as an employee or an early investor - Forge can help you sell them. 1. Create a free Forge account, this will give you access to Forge’s marketplace and to one of our experienced Private Market Specialist to answer any questions you might have. 2. Indicate your interest to sell your Substack stock on our platform. 3. Work with your dedicated Private Market Specialist who’ll help guide you through every step of the transaction.

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Management Team

Hamish McKenzie

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Jairaj Sethi

Co-Founder & Chief Technology Officer

Christopher Best

Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer

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Andreessen Horowitz

Substack stock FAQs

Can you buy Substack stock?

As Substack is not publicly traded, purchasing its stock is not available to everyone. To buy the stock of a private company like Substack, you must be an accredited investor. If you meet the accreditation criteria, you can register for Forge’s Secondary Marketplace to buy private market stock. If you are not an accredited investor, discover how to begin the process to potentially qualify for new investment opportunities.

How to buy Substack stock?

To invest in a private company like Substack through Forge, you must first qualify as an accredited investor. (Learn more about the accreditation process.)

Create a free account to access Forge’s marketplace.
Express your interest in specific investments. Within Forge Markets, you will find detailed pricing and financing information for thousands of private companies.
Throughout this process, a dedicated Forge Private Market Specialist will be available to address any questions you may have and to guide you seamlessly through each step of the transaction.

Can you sell Substack stock?

Yes, you may be able to sell your Substack stock, subject to certain conditions. Forge can help you facilitate the sale of your stock in a manner that aligns with your needs and the company's interests. If you are looking for liquidity, register with us today to begin the process. A dedicated Forge Private Market Specialist will be available to address any questions you may have along the way.

How to sell Substack stock?

If you hold private company shares of - whether as an employee or an early investor - Forge can help you sell them.

Create a free Forge account, this will give you access to Forge’s marketplace and to one of our experienced Private Market Specialist to answer any questions you might have.
Indicate your interest to sell your Substack stock on our platform.
Work with your dedicated Private Market Specialist who'll help guide you through every step of the transaction.

Is Substack a public company?

No, Substack is a privately held company and is currently not publicly traded on any stock markets including NYSE or NASDAQ.

What is Substack’s stock price?

Substack is a privately held company and therefore does not have a public stock price. However, you may access Substack’s private market stock price with Forge Data.

What is Substack’s stock ticker symbol?

Substack does not have an official ticker symbol because this company is not currently publicly traded.

Can institutional investors buy and sell private market stocks?

Yes. As one of the largest trading platform for the private market, Forge helps institutional investors seek liquidity as they buy and sell private stock for their portfolios or their clients. Our private market specialists have decades of experience working with institutional firms. Learn more or register today to get started.

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Substack unveils the product that got it banned from Twitter

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