Your first term sheet shouldn't be the most expensive document you've ever signed.
Run it through OwnershipFlow before you sign. You'll know in 90 seconds whether to push back, sign, or walk.
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You're three months in. The first real term sheet just hit your inbox.
First-time founder. Maybe one co-founder, maybe two. Probably an angel check on the cap table. The document the lead just sent has 14 pages of defined terms and one number you understand — the valuation. The other thirteen pages are where the money actually goes.
Is this term sheet trying to screw me?
What will I actually own after this round closes?
Did we split equity right with my co-founder, or am I about to lose them in eighteen months?
OwnershipFlow answers all three. Same workspace. No lawyer retainer required.
Three moves. Sixty seconds each. Done before your call with the lead.
Run the PDF through Deal Intelligence.
Twelve standard clauses extracted deterministically. Each one scored founder-friendly through hostile, with the weight shown. You get the verdict — and the suggested counter — in plain English.
See Deal IntelligenceSee your post-money before you sign.
Every SAFE and note already on your cap table converts into the priced round. Post-money percentage, option-pool carve-out, and the compounding cost of every stacked cap — no spreadsheet required.
See SAFE ModelingGet a number both of you can defend.
Nine factors weighted: idea, time, capital, expertise, network, risk, role, opportunity cost, and brand. Inputs visible. Output printable. Founder agreement included.
See the Equity EngineYou walk into the negotiation knowing more about the document than the people who wrote it.
After one evening with OwnershipFlow:
You know which clauses are standard and which are hostile.
Every clause is graded on the same scale. You stop guessing whether 2× participating preferred is normal (it isn't) or whether a broad-based weighted average is reasonable (it usually is).
You know the dollar amount you take home at every exit.
Ten million, fifty, two hundred, a billion. Before and after liquidation preferences stack. Numbers, not adjectives.
You have a counter-offer ready, with the math behind it.
The platform suggests a counter for every clause that scores hostile, and shows you the dollar swing at the exits you care about.
Your co-founder agreement is signed before the lead asks who's vesting what.
Investors notice. A clean founder agreement on day one is the cheapest signal of seriousness you can send.