Cap Table Simulator.

    See how much you keep after each round. Adjust valuation, investment, and ESOP — founder stake updates as you change inputs.

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    Founder ownership
    59.4%
    after Series A
    Capital raised
    ₹7.00 Cr
    across all rounds
    Investor ownership
    29.9%
    all investors
    ESOP pool
    10.8%
    option pool
    Ownership
    After Series A
    35.6% Founder 123.8% Founder 213.2% Seed16.7% Series A10.8% ESOP
    Funding timeline
    Founder ownership at each stage
    Founded
    100.0%
    Seed
    75.0%
    25.0%
    Series A
    59.4%
    15.6%
    Ownership evolution
    How each round redistributes equity
    Founders Investors ESOP
    Founded
    Seed
    Series A
    Round-by-round
    Seed✓ In range
    Founders
    75.0%
    Dilution
    25.0%

    After Seed, founders own 75.0% — down 25.0%. Within the typical Indian post–round 1 range (70–85%).

    Series A✓ In range
    Founders
    59.4%
    Dilution
    15.6%

    After Series A, founders own 59.4% — down 15.6%. Within the typical Indian post–round 2 range (55–70%).

    How does funding dilute founders?

    Stack Seed through Series rounds with ESOP top-ups, liquidation prefs, and anti-dilution on down rounds. All valuations are in ₹ Crores.

    Indian SaaS context: Typical Indian Seed leaves founders at 70–85%; Series A at 55–70%. Use benchmarks in the round insights to sanity-check your next term sheet.

    Frequently asked questions

    What units does the Cap Table Simulator use?+

    All valuations and investments are in ₹ Crores. Founder and ESOP percentages are plain %. The finance chain passes post-money valuation when you continue to growth or ₹100Cr tools.

    How is anti-dilution modeled?+

    On down rounds you can pick broad-based weighted average or full ratchet. Prior investor ownership is repriced before the new round dilution step — a simplified model for planning, not legal advice.