The SAFE, or Simple Agreement for Future Equity, is a modern alternative to convertible promissory notes, designed to simplify early-stage fundraising by eliminating debt and reducing legal complexities.

A SAFE, or Simple Agreement for Future Equity, is an alternative to a convertible note that allows startups to quickly raise funds without the complexities of a priced round.

The SAFE, or Simple Agreement for Future Equity, is designed for very early-stage startups that haven't raised a priced round yet.

The introduction of the SAFE (Simple Agreement for Future Equity) in 2014 marked a return to convertible structures, allowing startups to raise funds without the complications of debt.

The post-money SAFE structure is clear and unambiguous, ensuring that investors know exactly what percentage of the company they own after their investment.

The SAFE (Simple Agreement for Future Equity) allows investors to convert their investment into equity at a later date, but the exact ownership percentage isn't known until the priced round occurs.

Negotiating a SAFE typically involves only two points: the amount of money the investor will contribute and the valuation cap.

A SAFE, or Simple Agreement for Future Equity, allows an investor to provide money now in exchange for a promise of shares at a future date when a priced round occurs.

The MFN SAFE, or Most Favored Nation SAFE, allows investors to amend their terms if subsequent investors negotiate better terms.