SAFEs, SAFTs, token warrants and term sheets, drafted and negotiated by a team that works on crypto rounds every week.
From first term sheet to funds in the account. Toggle if your round includes token rights. AI and robotics rounds run the same five stages without it.
* Durations are estimates; your written scope fixes the actual calendar.
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Yes. We start from the YC post-money SAFE and widely used SAFT and token warrant forms, adapted for crypto rounds: token rights, network launch definitions, lockups. For AI and robotics companies raising without a token, it's the plain SAFE and equity round documents. Standard where it saves you money, bespoke where it protects you.
First drafts in days, not weeks. Closing speed then depends on your investors, and we keep the issues list short so they have less to argue with.
Yes, on other deals, so we know what investors push for. We run a conflict check before every engagement.
Yes. A SAFE or priced round for an AI or robotics company uses the same documents minus the token pieces.
| Activity | Description | Est. duration |
|---|---|---|
| Term sheet draft / review | Anchor terms drafted, or the investor’s paper marked up — cap, discount, control terms in plain English. | 2 days |
| Negotiation strategy | What to push, what to trade, what to walk from — before you reply. | 2 days |
| Activity | Description | Est. duration |
|---|---|---|
| SAFE drafting | YC-standard base, tuned for your round — caps, discounts, MFN, pro-rata. | 4 days |
| Side letters | Information rights and special terms, contained so they don’t leak into every future round. | 3 days |
| Approvals | Board and shareholder resolutions to authorise the round. | 3 days |
| Activity | Description | Est. duration |
|---|---|---|
| Data room build | The folder investors actually get through — corporate, IP, token, contracts, cap table. | 5 days |
| Diligence Q&A | Responses to investor questions, drafted with counsel. | 2 days |
| Activity | Description | Est. duration |
|---|---|---|
| Investor redlines | Turnarounds on investor comments, with a running issues list. | 7 days |
| Final terms lock | Closing set agreed and frozen. | 3 days |
| Activity | Description | Est. duration |
|---|---|---|
| Signatures & tracking | Execution coordinated and chased across all parties. | 3 days |
| Funds flow & filings | Wire confirmations, share issuances, post-closing filings. | 2 days |
| Activity | Description | Est. duration |
|---|---|---|
| Term sheet draft / review | Anchor terms drafted, or the investor’s paper marked up — cap, discount, control terms in plain English. | 2 days |
| Negotiation strategy | What to push, what to trade, what to walk from — before you reply. | 2 days |
| Activity | Description | Est. duration |
|---|---|---|
| SAFT drafting | Token purchase framework matched to your launch plan and jurisdiction posture. | 4 days |
| Token warrants | Warrant or side-letter token rights that won’t poison the next equity round. | 4 days |
| Approvals | Board and shareholder resolutions, plus issuer-entity authorisations. | 3 days |
| Activity | Description | Est. duration |
|---|---|---|
| Data room build | The folder investors actually get through — corporate, IP, token, contracts, cap table. | 5 days |
| Diligence Q&A | Responses to investor questions, drafted with counsel. | 2 days |
| Activity | Description | Est. duration |
|---|---|---|
| Investor redlines | Turnarounds on investor comments, with a running issues list. | 7 days |
| Token schedule alignment | Vesting, lockups and network-launch definitions squared with tokenomics. | 3 days |
| Final terms lock | Closing set agreed and frozen. | 2 days |
| Activity | Description | Est. duration |
|---|---|---|
| Signatures & tracking | Execution coordinated and chased across all parties. | 3 days |
| Funds flow & filings | Wire confirmations, share issuances, post-closing filings. | 2 days |