I will draft startup fundraising agreements, safes, and term sheets
Licensed US Attorney, Startup, Corporate and Business Legal Strategist
About this Gig
Are you a startup founder preparing to raise early-stage capital? Investors require clean, professional, and compliant legal frameworks before wiring funds.
As a licensed U.S. attorney (Bar No. 007180), I specialize in drafting airtight startup fundraising agreements that protect your ownership while remaining highly attractive to angel investors and venture capitalists.
What I Provide:
- SAFE Agreements: (Pre-money or Post-money, with or without valuation caps/discounts).
- Convertible Notes: Secure debt-to-equity financing structures.
- Term Sheets: Clear, non-binding outlines of key financial and legal terms.
- Board Resolutions: Corporate authorizations approving the fundraise.
A poorly drafted funding agreement can cost you control of your company. I provide premium, bespoke legal drafting tailored to your specific capital raise, ensuring your interests are protected.
Place your order today, and let's get your startup funded securely.
Field of law:
Finance
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Business (corporate)
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Commercial
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FAQ
What is a SAFE agreement?
A Simple Agreement for Future Equity (SAFE) is a popular, founder-friendly contract where an investor provides capital now in exchange for equity during a future priced round.
Should I use a SAFE or a Convertible Note?
SAFEs are typically simpler and do not accrue interest, making them great for early rounds. Convertible notes act as debt with interest until they convert to equity. I can draft either based on your strategy.
Does this gig cover the negotiation with investors?
This gig strictly covers the bespoke drafting of your legal documents based on the terms you provide via the order requirements.
Do I need a Term Sheet?
Yes, a term sheet is highly recommended. It outlines the crucial terms of the investment before the heavy legal drafting begins, saving both parties time.
Are these templates?
No. While I use industry-standard frameworks (like Y-Combinator style SAFEs) that investors expect, every document is uniquely tailored to your startup's specific jurisdiction and terms.
