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I will draft a safe agreement for your startup fundraising and seed rounds
Expert Securities And Startup Fundraising Counsel
I am Lucinda Kate Simpson, a licensed USA attorney (Bar #202830) specializing in securities law and startup capital raises. I provide institutional-grade legal documents tailored for Regulation D offe...
About this Gig
Accelerate your seed round with an enterprise-grade SAFE (Simple Agreement for Future Equity). As a licensed USA Attorney, I provide sophisticated fundraising instruments based on the industry-standard Y Combinator framework. My SAFEs are designed to facilitate rapid capital intake while protecting your equity from unnecessary dilution and ensuring your startup remains attractive to future VC investors.
What This Gig Delivers:
Precise Valuation Cap and Discount Rate Customization
Comprehensive "Most Favored Nation" (MFN) Provisions
Sophisticated Pro-Rata Rights Side Letters
Clear Definitions of Liquidity & Dissolution Events
Robust Anti-Dilution Frameworks for Founders
Dont leave your equity structure to chance. Implement a seed-stage framework that satisfies venture capital standards and ensures fundraising velocity. Scale your venture with total legal confidence.
Please note: All instructions and deliverables are handled exclusively in writing through Fiverr.
Field of law:
Corporate
Target country:
Worldwide
Document type:
Other
Agreement type:
Other
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FAQ
Is this the Post-Money or Pre-Money SAFE?
I typically draft the Post-Money version (current industry standard) but can do either.
What is a Pro-Rata Side Letter?
It gives your best investors the right to maintain their percentage in future rounds.
Does a SAFE expire?
No, it converts upon the next priced equity round or a liquidity event (like an acquisition).
Is this better than a Convertible Note?
SAFEs are usually faster and cheaper because they don't have interest rates or maturity dates.
Can I use this for non-US companies?
These are specifically optimized for US-based entities (typically Delaware C-Corps).
