Proper documentation, like investment agreements, term sheets, and shareholder agreements, ensures clear terms, legal protection, and smooth investor relations.
Startup Fundraising Documentation
We provide end-to-end legal support for early-stage startups in their fundraising journey, ensuring seamless documentation and compliance. Our expertise includes drafting and reviewing
Service Process
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Co-Founders Agreement
Defining roles, responsibilities, and equity distribution among founders.
02
Investment Agreement
Structuring terms between startups and investors for funding rounds.
03
LLP & Operating Agreements
Drafting agreements for LLPs and SPV LLCs (USA) to establish clear operational frameworks.
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Term Sheets & Shareholders' Agreements
Outlining key deal terms and shareholder rights in investment deals.
05
Entity Structuring & Advisory
Advising on the best legal entity formation based on funding goals.
06
Loan-Based Funding Agreements & ESOP Policy
Structuring funding through convertible loans and debt instruments and creating Employee Stock Option Plans (ESOPs).
FAQs for Startup Fundraising Documentation
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Why do startups need legal documentation for fundraising?
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What is the importance of a Co-Founder Agreement?
A Co-Founder Agreement defines equity distribution, responsibilities, decision-making powers, and exit strategies to prevent conflicts in the future.
- Financial Clarity and Organization.
- Personalized Financial Roadmaps.
- Increased Savings and Investment Growth.
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What type of entity should I form for my startup?
The right structure—LLP, private limited company, or SPV LLC (USA)—depends on your funding goals, tax benefits, and operational flexibility.
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How do ESOPs benefit startups and employees?
Employee Stock Option Plans attract and retain top talent by offering equity-based incentives, aligning employee growth with business success.
- Financial Clarity and Organization.
- Personalized Financial Roadmaps.
- Increased Savings and Investment Growth.
