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How to Divide Founder Equity: 4 Criteria to Discuss

View from Seed

The most successful approaches to splitting founders equity typically involve establishing a framework that all the co-founders buy into at the outset. This needn’t be some terribly complex formula that tries to do a cost accounting of everyone’s contribution to the decimal point. Capital Investment & Sweat Equity.

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Punch & Pie: How Should Co-Founders Divide Equity?

Agile VC

The most successful approaches to splitting founders equity typically involve establishing a framework that all the co-founders buy into at the outset. This needn’t be some terribly complex formula that tries to do a cost accounting of everyone’s contribution to the decimal point.

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Punch & Pie: How Should Co-Founders Divide Equity?

Agile VC

The most successful approaches to splitting founders equity typically involve establishing a framework that all the co-founders buy into at the outset. This needn’t be some terribly complex formula that tries to do a cost accounting of everyone’s contribution to the decimal point.

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Think Your Start-up Is Venture Worthy? Think Again.

techcrunch.com

I personally think there should be a shift generally to funding smaller ideas, that are innovative enough to not cost millions to build and run, that may still net similar returns (30-50 times) but are less risk since they’re smaller. The cost of money is steep, and only works in certain verticals, of which software is NOT one.