Run every SAFE from signature to stock.

Termn runs a SAFE round end to end: each SAFE is signed from one secure link per investor, wires are reconciled against receiving-bank evidence, and every SAFE is tracked as an open promise until the stock it names is issued.

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No card · Nothing reaches an investor until you review it

A committed wire is not money in the bank

Round dashboards fail in one direction: they add up promises. Termn keeps two numbers apart, what investors say they sent and what your bank shows arrived, and never lets the first stand in for the second.

  1. 01

    Agree

    Each investor signs the SAFE and its representations from one secure link. No accounts, no app to install.

  2. 02

    Move

    The wire goes out against your instructions, which stay sealed until that investor’s signatures are in.

  3. 03

    Prove

    “I sent it” is recorded as the investor’s claim. The wire reconciles when receiving-bank evidence is confirmed on your side.

Investors never need accounts · Termn never holds funds · One price for the whole round

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An issued SAFE is an open promise

Most tools call the round done when the money lands. The SAFE itself says otherwise: stock later, on a trigger. Termn keeps the promise on the books.

Outstanding, on both ledgers

On close, each SAFE goes onto your ledger and the investor’s as outstanding, and stays there for as long as it takes: converting on an equity financing, a liquidity event, or dissolution. Cap, discount, and purchase amount sit on the record as the facts you entered.

Conversion, tracked like the wire was

When you and your counsel declare the trigger, each SAFE gets its conversion workflow: the paperwork if any, the share issuance you enter, and transfer-agent or board-consent evidence confirming the shares exist. The SAFE closes as converted, and the record links back to the original.

You always know which of five states a SAFE is in: issued, outstanding, trigger declared, converting, converted. Repurchased and dissolved are recorded outcomes too, so nothing ends in silence.

What your investor sees

Nine investors means nine people judging you by this page, so here is the whole of what each one goes through.

  1. 01

    One email, one link

    An email sent through Termn in your name carries one secure link to the agreement. It opens in the browser: no account to create, no app to install, nothing to pay.

  2. 02

    Sign, then fund from their own bank

    The SAFE is on the page, ready to sign, with their committed amount. Your wire instructions appear only after the signature, and the investor takes them to their own bank. “I sent it” is recorded as their claim until your bank’s evidence confirms the wire; Termn is never between the money and your account.

  3. 03

    Confirmed in writing

    Every act is confirmed by email, to them and to you. If they hesitate, Termn does the reminding for seven days, so the awkward follow-up is never yours.

No account and nothing to install · They never pay Termn anything unless you assign the activation to them · A lost email is re-sent from /my, any time

One price for the whole round

The round is one workspace. Your first one, working alone, is free. After that a workspace is $149 once, covering every investor, every SAFE, and the conversions later. Billing is per workspace, never per signature, per document, or per dollar raised.

Your first workspace is free. Investors pay nothing, unless you deliberately assign the one-time activation to one of them. See all pricing, including the Operator subscription for desks that send every month.

Common questions

Do my investors need Termn accounts?
No. Each investor gets one secure link that carries them through signing and funding. If they lose the email, /my re-sends everything ever sent to their address.
How does Termn know a wire arrived?
It doesn’t guess. “I sent it” is recorded as the investor’s claim. The wire is reconciled only when receiving-bank evidence, a statement or confirmation, is confirmed by someone on your side with authority to say the money arrived.
What happens to the SAFE after the money is in?
An issued SAFE is an open promise: stock later, on a trigger. Termn records it as outstanding in both parties’ ledgers, indefinitely, until you declare the conversion trigger and the share issuance is confirmed.
Does Termn calculate my conversion or cap table?
No. Share counts and prices are entered by you and your counsel. Termn records the numbers, tracks the issuance to confirmation, and never computes or certifies conversion math.
Does Termn hold the investment funds?
Never. Money moves from the investor’s bank to yours. Termn seals your wire instructions until signatures are in, then tracks the instructions and the evidence.

Before you decide, how this actually works

Plain explanations of the transaction itself, free and open, with the statutes and rules they rest on named and linked.

  1. What has to happen before a SAFE becomes stock

    Funded is not converted. The gap between them is usually measured in years.

    3 minute read

  2. What a SAFE round file has to hold

    The questions come two years later, from a lawyer who was not there.

    3 minute read

Everything else is in the learning center.

Finish what the agreement started

Your first workspace is free: one live workspace, unlimited agreements inside it, no card.

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Rather talk it through first? Contact us at sales@termn.ai.