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One priced round: who owns what afterwards?
Change the numbers to see founder, new-investor and option-pool ownership after a single priced round. The starting figures are synthetic examples, not benchmarks.
After the round
| Holder | Ownership | Shares |
|---|---|---|
| Founders | ||
| New investor | ||
| Unallocated option pool | ||
| Total |
- Post-money valuation
- Price per share
- Founder dilution
Shares are rounded to whole numbers and percentages to two decimals.
How this demo calculates
- Post-money valuation = pre-money valuation + amount raised. The new investor owns amount raised ÷ post-money.
- Pre-money pool top-up: the option pool is enlarged before the investment so that, after the round, it equals your target percentage. Its cost falls on the founders, not the new investor.
- Founders own what's left: 100% − investor % − pool %. Price per share = pre-money valuation ÷ (founder shares + pool shares).
This demo covers one priced round for a company owned 100% by its founders. It does not handle SAFEs, convertible notes, existing investors, vesting, liquidation preferences, other pool treatments or tax. Nothing you type is saved, stored or sent. Not financial, legal, tax or investment advice.
Want the full toolkit?
The $29 bundle adds the RaisePlan Workbook (18-month runway, three scenarios, investor pipeline, readiness checklist) and the full CapTable Lab: up to three priced rounds, hiring and grants, a side-by-side comparison of two scenarios, and save, reopen and CSV export.