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You should be using Clerky for a convertible note financing. It should cost you just a few hundred dollars total and won't require lawyers.
by anandkulkarni 13y ago
You should be using Clerky for a convertible note financing. It should cost you just a few hundred dollars total and won't require lawyers.
- adamzerner 13y agoI see that their convertible note financing is in beta. Could I still use it? And I think I'd still need to do some incorporation paper work, but it seems like with Clerky, this all could be done for under $1,000. True?
- swampthing 13y agoOne of the cofounders here - feel free to shoot us an email and we'll see if we can help you out! The company formation stuff (which should be done before you issue any notes) will be a little under $700 including third-party fees.
- adamzerner 13y agoI plan on doing so when I get closer to raising money, which will be in a few weeks. I was just doing some preliminary research today and got scared when I thought I'd have to dump all my savings into this, but it's reassuring to know that you guys are around!