I will draft high stakes yc style safe agreements for your startup
Protecting Your Vision Through Strategic Legal Excellence
About this Gig
Secure your startups capital with industry-standard SAFE agreements. As a licensed US Attorney, I specialize in drafting Y Combinator-style SAFEs (Simple Agreements for Future Equity) that protect your cap table while remaining attractive to investors. A poorly drafted SAFE can lead to massive dilution or legal hurdles during your Series A; I ensure your post-money or pre-money SAFEs are mathematically sound and legally binding.
I will customize your Valuation Cap, Discount Rate, and Most Favored Nation (MFN) clauses to align with your specific fundraising strategy. This gig provides more than just a templateit provides a strategic legal instrument tailored to US SEC standards and Delaware corporate requirements. My process ensures clarity for both founders and investors, facilitating a smoother closing process.
Deliverables include fully executable PDF and Word copies, customized to your startups jurisdiction and specific deal terms. Choose a package that matches your rounds complexity and protect your equity today.
Field of law:
Corporate
Target country:
Worldwide
Document type:
Other
Agreement type:
Other
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FAQ
What is the difference between Pre-Money and Post-Money SAFEs?
Post-money SAFEs provide more clarity on dilution for both parties and are the current YC standard.
Do you handle Delaware C-Corp SAFEs?
Yes, I specialize in Delaware corporate law, the gold standard for US startups.
Can you add a Valuation Cap?
Absolutely, I can draft with a Cap, Discount, or both.
Is this document SEC compliant?
I draft with Rule 506(b)/(c) exemptions in mind for private placements.
Will this work for international investors?
Yes, as long as the startup is a US entity.
