By Doug Bend, founder of Bend Law Group, PC, a law firm focused on small businesses and startups.
We have helped dozens of startups raise their seed round of financing. Most of these companies have used the template Simple Agreement for Future Equity (better known as a SAFE) with a valuation cap that Y Combinator has open-sourced here.
One of the best attributes of the SAFE is the S, which stands for “simple” because only a few terms typically need to be negotiated with an investor. This helps to decrease the amount of time that the founders and the company’s attorney need to spend on negotiating
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