I will structure your co founder equity split, vesting and founder agreement
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About this Gig
You and your co-founder agreed the split over coffee. Nothing is written down. If one of you walks away tomorrow, who owns what?
Unclear splits are one of the quietest ways startups break apart: no vesting, no exit terms, personal assets tied to the business, and an awkward conversation nobody wants to start.
I help you have that conversation early, with a clear structure both of you can sign off on.
You get:
- Equity split recommendation with reasoning
- Vesting and cliff schedule
- Customized founder or operating agreement template
- Roles, decision rules, deadlock and exit terms
- LLC vs corporation guidance to protect personal assets
- Cap table sheet (Premium)
Message me your business type, founders and country before ordering and Ill tell you exactly what you need.
This is a structured template and planning service, not legal advice. Please have a licensed attorney review before signing
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FAQ
Is this legally binding?
Only once all founders sign a properly reviewed document. I prepare the structure and template; a licensed attorney should review before signing.
Can’t we use a free template?
Templates ignore your split, roles and exit terms, which is exactly where founder disputes start.
Should we split equity 50/50?
I show you options based on roles, time, money and risk, with reasons both founders can accept.
Do we need vesting?
Usually yes. It protects everyone if one founder leaves early.
Will this protect my personal assets?
A properly formed and maintained entity helps. I explain what it covers and what it doesn’t

