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A Simple Agreement for Future Equity is the fastest, most common way for early-stage startups to raise money without setting a valuation upfront. It's investor-friendly, founder-friendly, and the standard for pre-seed and seed rounds.
A convertible note is debt that converts into equity later, usually at your next priced round. Investors sometimes prefer notes over SAFEs because they include an interest rate and maturity date, giving them more defined terms.
A priced equity round with a set valuation, typically using standardized Series Seed or NVCA-style documents. This is a bigger step than a SAFE or note, giving investors actual shares and formal governance rights.
Your first institutional, VC-led round. Series A rounds use the same core document set as a Series Seed but with more negotiation, board seats, protective provisions, and diligence, which is why pricing is scoped to your specific deal.
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