Not knowing what you are giving away
Founders sign without working out how much of the company the investor ends up owning.
Understand what a SAFE or convertible note really gives away before you sign it. Get help with sAFEs & convertible notes, shaped by your business model, customers and chosen goal.















How an operator helps
A SAFE or note looks simple, but small terms decide how much of your company you give away later. An operator helps you understand them before you sign.
Founders sign without working out how much of the company the investor ends up owning.
Several SAFEs on different terms add up to a bigger share than expected.
A template from the internet hides terms that do not suit your situation.
Today's deal makes the next investor's offer harder or less attractive.
What they look at
How much you need, who is investing and when you expect to raise again.
What they push back on
Choosing a deal type because a friend used it.
You leave with
A clear choice between a SAFE, a note or waiting.
What they look at
The valuation cap, discount and amount raised.
What they push back on
Signing before seeing your ownership after the next round.
You leave with
A simple before-and-after view of who owns what.
What they look at
Extra rights, side promises and any unusual terms.
What they push back on
Agreeing to extras that later scare off investors.
You leave with
A short list of terms to accept, question or refuse.
What they look at
All your early deals together and your next raise.
What they push back on
Treating each deal on its own.
You leave with
A clear picture to share with your lawyer and future investors.
Bring your notes and customer signals. An operator challenges the evidence, not just the idea.
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Key takeaways
Buyers solve this today with spreadsheets and extra hours.
Three of four would pay to cut onboarding to one day.
The pilot offer needs a defined start date, not a demo.
Action points
Draft the paid pilot offer
Interview two more buyers
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“Is this segment worth building for?”
When to call an operator
Your AI coach handles the day to day. Bring in an operator when the decision matters and the evidence is thin.
Model dilution at conversion under different round sizes.
Check cap, discount, pro rata and most favoured nation terms.
Compare stacking several instruments against one priced round.
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