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SAFEs

Pre vs post-money, caps, discounts, and MFN—what matters at each stage.

Last updated: 2025-10-08

Key takeaways

  • Choose pre- vs post-money structure intentionally; affects dilution
  • Caps and discounts are the primary economic levers
  • Keep docs simple at pre-seed for speed

Basics

SAFEs convert into equity later, typically at the next priced round.

  • SAFE is not debt and has no interest or maturity.
  • Pre-money vs post-money impacts dilution math.
  • Two main levers: valuation cap and discount.

Key terms

  • Cap: upper bound on conversion price. Typical pre-seed ranges depend on traction.
  • Discount: percentage reduction vs priced round. Often 10–20%.
  • MFN: later investor improvements may flow back to earlier investors.

By stage

  • Angel / Pre-Seed: keep docs simple; cap aligned with evidence.
  • Seed: tighter caps; may add MFN or side letters.

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