Dilution calculator: ownership over 3 rounds
Every round costs you a piece of the company. This shows what you keep after three rounds so you can decide how much to raise and at what price.
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General education only. Not legal, tax or investment advice. Numbers are estimates from what you enter. Talk to your own advisors before you raise or invest.
How the calculation works
New investors in each round own the amount raised divided by the post-money valuation. If you set an option pool target, new pool shares are issued before the round, inside the pre-money, so only existing holders are diluted. A round with a zero valuation or a zero amount is skipped, and pool targets are capped at 50%.
Ownership matters less than the value of what you own. A smaller slice of a much bigger company can be worth far more. Know your numbers before an investor quotes them to you.
Related: What percentage of equity should I give investors? and the glossary entry for dilution.
General education only. Not legal, tax or investment advice.
About Richard C. Wilson
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