This Simple Agreement for Future Equity (SAFE) is a legal document used by startups to raise capital from investors. It provides the investor with the right to receive equity in the company at a future date, typically upon an equity financing round or a liquidity event, without setting a valuation at the time of investment. It outlines the terms for conversion and liquidation preferences.

The Pro Rata Side Letter (Caymans) by Y Combinator gives investors the right to purchase their proportional share of preferred shares in future equity financings, preserving ownership when a post-money SAFE converts. It outlines how pro rata rights are calculated, when they terminate, and the rules on assignment and amendments. This side letter is part of Y Combinator’s widely trusted set of standard financing documents, adapted for Cayman-incorporated companies.

This agreement grants an Investor the right to purchase their pro rata share of Standard Preferred Stock in a future Equity Financing. This right is provided in connection with the Investor's initial investment via a Simple Agreement for Future Equity (SAFE). It ensures the Investor can maintain their ownership percentage as the company raises further capital.

The Pro Rata Agreement gives investors the right to purchase their proportional share of preferred stock in a company’s future equity financing, ensuring they can maintain ownership when a post-money SAFE converts. It defines how the pro rata share is calculated, when the right terminates, and the rules for assignment or amendment. This agreement is part of the standard financing documents commonly used alongside Y Combinator’s post-money SAFE framework.

The Pro Rata Agreement gives investors the right to purchase their proportional share of equity in future financing rounds, ensuring they can maintain ownership when a SAFE converts. It defines the scope, termination triggers, and assignment rights tied to the investor’s post-money SAFE. This agreement is part of the trusted set of financing documents commonly used with Y Combinator’s SAFE framework.

This is a template investment term sheet outlining the key commercial terms for a proposed investment in a company, typically involving founders and investors. It details provisions for preferred shares, valuation, governance, and exit strategies, serving as a non-binding summary before definitive legal agreements are drafted. The document is tailored for companies incorporated in Portugal.

This Term Sheet outlines the key terms for a seed financing round between a company, its founders, and an investor. It covers investment details, share capital allocation, governance, share transfer rights, and founder restrictions. This document serves as a preliminary agreement to establish common ground before drafting full investment and shareholder agreements.

This Advisor Agreement template outlines the terms for appointing an individual as an advisor to a company, detailing their services, obligations, and remuneration options. It covers key aspects like confidentiality, intellectual property, and independent contractor status, ensuring a clear working relationship.

This is a template for an Advisor Agreement, suitable for a company and an individual or corporate advisor. It outlines the terms for advisory services, explicitly stating that no cash compensation will be provided, but includes provisions for an option scheme. The agreement also covers confidentiality, independence of parties, and dispute resolution under French law.

This Equity Agreement for Service (EASE) outlines the terms for a consultant to provide services to a company in exchange for equity compensation. It details the scope of services, compensation, confidentiality obligations, and the assignment of intellectual property created during the engagement. The agreement also includes various equity vesting options and defines company stages and consultant service types.