A Priced Round is a funding round where investors purchase equity at a specific, negotiated per-share price, establishing a formal valuation for the startup.
Directly dictates the cap table and dilution structure during fundraising; understanding Priced Round helps founders model equity distributions when structuring rounds for series a and series b institutional financing rounds.
Priced Rounds represent a mature phase of startup fundraising. Setting an official share price requires comprehensive legal documentation and audits, converting previous SAFEs into formal equity shares.
A priced round sets an official company valuation immediately, whereas a SAFE note defers valuation to a future round.
Stock Purchase Agreement, Investor Rights Agreement, Co-Sale Agreement, and Voting Agreement.
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