CapStackGP
Overview
Welcome to CapStack GP
Sample data is pre-loaded with a Series A cap table. Click ▶ Run Model to generate a live waterfall, cap table, and fund MOIC in under 10 seconds.
Convertible instruments will be converted at exit. Run model to see waterfall impact.
Model Assumptions
47 discrete assumptions across 6 domains. Defaults set to institutional standard. Expand any domain to review or override.
Assumptions with silent defaults produce wrong outputs in edge cases. Review each domain before running the model against live data.
Company & Fund Parameters
Core inputs that anchor the model.
Company
Fund Parameters
Capital Structure
Add shareholders, financing rounds, and convertible instruments.
Shareholders & Security Holders
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Click "+ Add" to add founders, investors, and employees.
Financing Rounds
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Add financing rounds to model dilution.
Convertible Instruments
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Add SAFEs or convertible notes.
Exit Scenarios
Define acquisition prices and structural terms.
Global Exit Parameters
Scenarios
Cap Table
Ownership derived from share counts. Percentages are computed, never stored.
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Add shareholders and run the model.
Exit Waterfall
Sequential allocation across the full exit price range. Kink points mark preferred conversion thresholds.
Add shareholders and exit scenarios, then run the model.
Ownership Decay
Investor ownership from entry through each dilutive round. Pro-rata toggle shows cost of not following on.
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Add investor shareholders and financing rounds.
Fund MOIC
Gross and net MOIC across exit scenarios. Carry computation, LP distributions, DPI proxy.
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Configure fund parameters and run the model.
VC & Cap Table Glossary
127 terms. Plain English definitions with technical depth for practitioners.
AI Research Prompts
Practitioner-grade prompts designed to extend your CapStack model analysis. Copy any prompt, paste your model outputs into an AI assistant, and ask.
In-app agent (optional)
Connect a CapStack agent service to run a BLUF or Q&A on your current model state. Requests are sent only to the base URL you save below (for example your own agent-service on http://localhost:8787). Each run POSTs serialized model JSON (and your question for Q&A) to that service. The agent service logs metadata-only operational events (latency, workflow, validation, token counts when using OpenAI) — not prompts or raw cap table data in default logs.