Liquidation Preference Calculator Connector for AI agents.

Yes. It allows you to model various share classes and preferences from different funding rounds simultaneously to see how they interact during an exit.

It handles the logic of participating versus non-participating shares, ensuring the distribution accurately reflects the specific terms of your term sheets.

Absolutely. You can run multiple 'what-if' scenarios by changing the exit price to see how the payout shifts for different stakeholders.

Yes, it factors in liquidation multipliers for specific investor classes, which is common in high-growth startup equity structures.

It is designed specifically for that. It identifies the exact price points where preferred shares convert to common equity.

It provides a precise way to model the 'messy' side of cap tables, like preference overhang and complex distribution rules, without manual spreadsheet errors.

Liquidation preference determines the order and amount of cash distributed to shareholders during a liquidity event, ensuring preferred investors receive their specified multiplier before common shareholders. Capabilities available: your_tool_name.

Use the calculate_proceeds_distribution capability by providing the total exit price and a detailed cap table object containing investment amounts and preference terms.

Yes, the find_conversion_breakpoints capability identifies the specific exit prices where non-participating investors would choose to convert their preferred shares into common shares.