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Split evenly. How could it be any other way without silently communicating that one cofounder is more valuable than another?
by stray 16y ago
Split evenly. How could it be any other way without silently communicating that one cofounder is more valuable than another?
- freerobby 16y agoWhat if one cofounder is more valuable than another?
- code 16y agoThen you split according to value and what can be agreed upon. It's not always natural to have or assume even splits.
- dclaysmith 16y agoIf a single founder advanced the position of the company (developed an MVP, secured some financing, etc) they would reduce the risk that the 2nd founder would face. I think in this sort of a situation, an uneven split wouldn't be unreasonable. That being said, has anyone done it? EDIT: founder, not "forward".