Model a round without leaking the cap table DEALBOOK
Enter the existing holders, any SAFEs or notes, and the new round. DEALBOOK shows the fully diluted cap table and the exit waterfall, all in this tab.
1. Existing holders
One per line: name, shares, type, where type is common, preferred or pool. For example Founder A, 4000000, common.
2. SAFEs and convertible notes (optional)
One per line: name, amount, valuation cap, discount %, type, where type is safe or note. Use 0 for no cap or discount.
3. The new priced round
The post-round cap table appears here.
4. Exit waterfall
Model a round first, then the waterfall shows what each holder is paid.
How it works
A cap table is one of the most sensitive documents a company holds. DEALBOOK models a funding round in your browser instead of a shared spreadsheet: enter the existing holders, any SAFEs or convertible notes, and the new round, and it shows the fully diluted cap table, what dilution means for each holder, pre-money against post-money, and the exit waterfall with liquidation preferences.
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