Ironsite AI Files $30.79M Equity Offering Notice, Including $15.39M in Conversions

Ironsite AI has put a $30.79 million private equity offering on the public record, reporting all of the stated amount sold to 53 investors. But $15.39 million of that total came from convertible securities previously received by the company and converted in the transaction.

The distinction changes what the headline figure can show. Ironsite AI’s total amount sold includes the converted securities, rather than separating them from the rest of the offering. The Form D does not provide a subtotal for the other sales, so it cannot by itself show how much of the reported amount came from purchases outside that conversion component.

The company filed the new notice under Rule 506(b), an exemption it claimed for an offering of equity securities. It listed $30,792,485 as both the offering amount and amount sold, with nothing remaining. The document therefore records an offering at its stated ceiling when filed, not one with additional allocation still listed for sale.

$30,792,485Amount sold

The stated offering amount and reported amount sold are the same.

$15,392,500Converted securities included

This amount was previously received through convertible securities that converted in the transaction.

53Investors

The filing identifies the offered securities as equity.

Ironsite AI lists September 4, 2026, as the first-sale date. Chief Executive Officer Maximilian Mona signed the filing on September 18 and is also listed as a director and promoter. Randy Perillo is listed as a director. The company is a Delaware corporation incorporated in 2024, with a San Francisco address.

Terms still outside the disclosure

• The notice identifies 53 investors but does not name them.
• It does not provide conversion terms for the earlier convertible securities.
• It does not disclose pricing or ownership stakes tied to the equity sold.

The SEC’s standard Form D disclaimer says it has not necessarily reviewed the information or determined whether it is accurate and complete. The notice is a public record of Ironsite AI’s stated offering details, not a full account of the transaction’s economics.