Hanzo Cap Table: Equity Management for Startups
Introducing Hanzo Cap Table — equity management, scenario modeling, and 409A readiness without Carta's price tag.
Carta charges startups $3,000/year to manage a spreadsheet of who owns what. That is the core product: equity tracking. The 409A valuations, scenario modeling, and compliance features are useful — but the base product is a structured spreadsheet.
Today we are launching Hanzo Cap Table: equity management at startup-friendly pricing.
Features
Cap Table Management
- Equity tracking: Common stock, preferred stock, options, SAFEs, convertible notes
- Vesting schedules: Cliff, linear, custom — with automatic vesting calculations
- Transaction history: Complete audit trail of all equity events
- Dilution modeling: See how future rounds affect ownership
Scenario Modeling
Answer the questions founders actually ask:
- What does ownership look like after a Series A at various valuations?
- How much dilution do the option pool holders absorb?
- What does each stakeholder receive in an exit at different valuations?
- How do SAFEs and convertible notes convert at different caps?
409A Readiness
- Export cap table data in 409A-ready format
- Integration with third-party valuation providers
- Automated FMV tracking for option grants
Stakeholder Portal
Give investors and employees visibility:
- Individual ownership view
- Vesting schedule tracking
- Document access (grant letters, stock certificates)
- Tax information and reporting
Pricing
- Free: Up to 10 stakeholders
- Startup: $50/month — up to 50 stakeholders, scenario modeling
- Growth: $150/month — unlimited stakeholders, investor portal
- Enterprise: Custom — multi-entity, advanced compliance
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