SAFE FUNDRAISING
From SAFE to funded in seconds
Generate and sign SAFEs with investors. Receive funds via secure wire or stablecoin transfers.
How it works
Used for $2.5B+ of SAFEs to date, here's how it works.
SAFEs, on your terms
Design your round to meet your needs with flexibile options. Pick from 8 different SAFE templates.
Sign SAFEs
Invite investors to e-sign with a simple link. We handle accreditation and help you track when funds are received. Just want to sign a SAFE without creating an account? Type SAFE.new into your browser, no account required.
Get funded via bank transfer or stablecoin
Receive capital from investors your way: Bank transfer or even stablecoin (USDC).
Capabilities
Build your custom, private investor deal page
Set up your own secure deal page to share information with investors, and track analytics.
Free to raise with SAFEs
No fees, no hidden costs. Only pay if you want to upgrade to a Roll Up Vehicle.
Trusted investor experience
With investor accounts powered by AngelList ($171B in assets on platform), investors can close in minutes with a few clicks.
Create custom investor invite links
Set unique investment minimums and maximums (or exact amounts) for each investor invite link.
Built-in bank and stablecoin infrastructure
Receive capital from investors your way: traditional bank transfer or stablecoin (USDC) on Ethereum Mainnet.
Many SAFE options.
Pick from 8 different SAFE templates. Supports custom SAFEs from your law firm too. too.
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SAFE Fundraising Pricing
Unlimited SAFEs
Standard SAFEs are free. Only pay if you need a Roll Up Vehicle.
Free
Free e-signature
Convenient investor invite links
Built-in bank connections and stablecoin support
Board consents
Add-ons
Custom SAFEs, Convertible Notes, and Roll Up Vehicles
SAFE Fundraising FAQ
- What is the differenence between SAFE Fundraising and Roll Up Vehicles?Each SAFE you sign adds complexity to your cap table. A Roll Up Vehicle consolidates multiple investors into one entity, and that entity signs only one SAFE, making it easier to manage your investors and your cap table. We recommend starting an RUV if you intend to raise from 5 or more investors. You can easily add an RUV to your SAFE round in the app.
- What is the differenence between SAFE.new and creating an account?SAFE.new allows you to sign one or two SAFEs in seconds, without creating an account. Creating an account gives you the ability to manage your round more comprehensively and securely.
- What stablecoins does Rollups supports for SAFEs and RUVs?Right now, we support USDC on Ethereum Mainnet. We will be adding more stablecoins and networks in the future. Contact us to learn more or suggest new functionaliy.
- How do I choose the right SAFE terms for my company?Create an account to see AngelList's market data. It will give you a real-time sense for round sizes and terms, by stage and industry.
- What are the different types of SAFEs available?There are 8 different types of SAFEs that offer a combination of terms: valuation caps, discounts, MFN, and pro rata rights.
- Can I use my custom SAFE from my law firm?Yes, you can use your custom SAFE from your law firm. Creat an account and then configure your custom SAFE template using our template builder.
- Does this tool handle accreditation checks?During the signing process, investors will attest to their accreditation status and the fundraising automation software will capture that information. The SAFE fundraising software is not intended for use with general solicitation, which requires enhanced verification . Please contact us first if you intend to generally solicit investors as we may be able to help you with your specific needs.
- What does using SAFE Fundraising cost?It is free for both you and your investors. Optionally, you can choose to launch a Roll Up Vehicle to avoid signing too many SAFEs, and in that case, RUV pricing applies when you close the RUV.
- What is a SAFE and how does it work?A SAFE (Simple Agreement for Future Equity) is a simple contract between a company and an investor that gives the investor the right to receive equity in the company at a future date, typically when the company raises its next round of funding or is acquired. You can learn more about SAFEs here.