FAIR SHARE GROUP
Most start-ups fail.
...but what if that one doesn't?
WE MAKe START-uPs GROW faster...
We allow start-ups to give out shares from the very inception. Even at pre-pre-seed funding stage. It's that simple.
THE PROBLEM...
Imagine you doing a start-up... Not even registered as a business yet... Maybe not even funded... Hm, it's just a concept... Okay, just an idea. What will make the start-up actually start up? Some think it is the money. We believe it is The People! But who would join you at this stage? Maybe your friends & relatives? Maybe co-workers or who you play sports with? How about anyone who is interested in your idea? Especially if you are willing to give out shares from the early beginning...
Yes! We are making exactly that happen.
HOW IT WORKS...
Most start-ups fail, and everyone knows it by now. But some do succeed! And when they do, who wouldn't want to have a stake in them if they've put in some effort in the very beginning? We are making early. No. Very early start-ups accountable for the help they are receiving, especially at the start. As collateral we use start-ups digital assets, like website, all sorts of social media and other accounts that the company is using. Here is an example...
Imagine your new tech startup set to make a dog walking App called 'Walky-Doggy'. It's just a catchy name and idea at this stage. First thing you would do is probably register a domain name - something like 'walky-doggy.co', and connect the mailbox, of course. Website and e-mail are considered the most valuable assets at this stage and might be even more precious when it grows. Just imagine a nightmare if you forgotten to renew a multimillion dollar business domain name and somebody got hold of it...
Few hundred dollars later the logo and the website are all set to go. Go where? Job market, of course! To attract some young professionals that are eager to learn and get practical experience while working virtually for a beer. But other than just a beer, this time around, you are offering some shares too, based on performance, of course. But how to promise shares if the business is not registered yet or the performance itself is not measurable at this stage? Even the worth of the company is quite questionable. Here we come back to the digital assets again. The website, the domain, which is the integral part of the brand, company LinkedIn page with a few dozens of hungry followers, a facebook page and twitter. Not to mention Google business account with emails. These are not worth much to setup, but if the business starts growing and social media gets more followers, google drive floods with documents and people start reacting to LinkedIn posts hardly any startup would be willing to give those up and start all over again...
And now we come to the key idea of a fair share. The share of the company that might not be legally formalised (who has time to do paperwork at a start-up?), but was promised by the company to those early (who maybe current employees by now) contributors in exchange for some effort, maybe even unpaid one.
When promising shares with fair share group, start-up's digital assets are recorded
ACCUMULATE VALUE
Grow your value added with quantifiable effort and know your exact growth rate.
BOOST INVESTMENT
When talking to investors, show them how big your team is and how vested everyone is.
CONTROL CASH
When paying out, see the stats and control your cash balance.
Your shareholder's meeting will be a pleasure when doing it on our platform.