DealCycl, Inc.

Welcome to @DealCyclHQ — the future home of Investment Lifecycle Management for private markets. YOUR DEALS. YOUR DATA. Full control from origination through exit — finally built the way serious founders, investors, and GPs actually work. Launching soon. Get early access → dealcycl.com #PrivateMarkets #VentureCapital #PrivateEquity

Your cap table vendor charges you more every time you hire someone. Not because they're doing more work. Because you're doing more work for them. Per-stakeholder pricing means: the more people you add to your cap table — employees, advisors, investors — the more you pay. That's not a usage-based model. That's a growth tax. Your vendor profits directly from your headcount. Not your product adoption. Your headcount. At seed stage, per-stakeholder might look fine. 15 employees, a few angels — the bill stays low. By Series A, you've got 80 employees, a lead investor, their associates, 10 advisors, option holders. The same software. 5x the cost. No new features. The deeper problem: when your vendor profits from stakeholder count, their incentives diverge from yours. Adding stakeholders means revenue for them — even if the process of adding them is painful, manual, or error-prone for you. Where does the incentive to fix that go? There's a cleaner model: flat annual fee, priced by stage. Pre-seed → seed → Series A → Series B. That's it. If you add 50 employees this year, your cap table bill stays the same. Your vendor celebrates your growth without profiting from it. The cap table software market has the same incentive misalignment the rest of fintech figured out years ago. We modeled it out. The full breakdown is at dealcycl.com/resources/cap-… We launch April 27.

Who actually owns your cap table data? Not who stores it. Not who manages it. Who has the contractual right to use it, sell access to it, or contact your investors with it? If you don't know — and most founders don't — that's the problem. In January 2024, the company that manages cap tables for 40,000+ startups got caught doing exactly that. Using confidential data to cold-contact investors about selling shares. No permission. Most founders heard about it. Few switched. Because switching is hard when your vendor controls the data. That's by design. #DealCycl #ILM

73% of startups trust their cap table to a platform that got caught monetizing their data. We spent 20 years building security platforms for Wall Street. Then we built the cap table tool we wished existed. DealCycl Company launches April 27. Free for early-stage founders. Contractual data sovereignty. No per-stakeholder fees. dealcycl.com/news/dealcycl-…

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Founders: Tired of cap table platforms that treat your data like their asset? Hidden fees that balloon, clunky migrations that take weeks, and zero guarantees on privacy? We've built @DealCyclHQ to flip the script: Seamless imports, ironclad data sovereignty (your info stays YOURS—never shared or sold without consent), and pricing locked in for 3 years with no surprises. Switching should be effortless, not a headache. YOUR DEALS. YOUR DATA. Always. Join the early access waitlist and break free → dealcycl.com/waitlist What's holding you back from ditching the old way? Reply below. #CapTable #Founders #VentureCapital #PrivateMarkets #ILM

Founders: Dread updating your cap table? Version chaos. Forgotten SAFEs/convertibles. Dilution surprises. Investor questions that drag your cycles. We've lived it. @DealCyclHQ's first product to launch from our #ILM platform: a real-time cap table that puts YOUR DEALS. YOUR DATA. first — full control, one trusted source of truth, no more fragmented nightmares or hidden gotchas. Built the way serious founders, GPs, and investors actually work. Early access waitlist → dealcycl.com Launching soon. What's your top cap table pain right now? Reply—we're fixing it. #CapTable #Founders #VentureCapital #PrivateMarkets #ILM