Slicing Pie

The world's only fair model for dividing up co-founder equity in an early-stage, bootstrapped company.

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💡 “Set it and forget it” equity vesting isn’t always founder-friendly.
Dynamic equity adjusts as contributions change. Here’s the breakdown 👇
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Struggling with startup equity splits?
The Slicing Pie model lets you divide equity fairly based on real contributions, time, money, effort & more.
Dynamic. Transparent. Fair.
Learn more 👉 https://t.co/pCe3GaPDQE
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The Well feature allows the team to track cash investments in the company. When money is invested it is held in the Well.

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Slicing Pie is a simple, dynamic equity split model based on fair contribution. It ensures each person's equity share matches their share of at-risk contributions—things like time, money, ideas, and resources provided without full payment.
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Starting a company is like jumping out of a plane and building your parachute on the way down. The thrill? Unmatched. The risk? Sky-high.

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Sometimes people ask me if Slicing Pie is “legal.” The short answer is: yes, absolutely, Slicing Pie is completely legal and is never illegal. https://t.co/0c8DsYKw5h

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Occasionally someone will think they found a cash vs. non-cash loophole in the Slicing Pie model.

Read more: https://t.co/RGOEox6pS9

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Serial entrepreneur and social impact investor Terri Maxwell had an business concept that would require outside investment.

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Berlin: thanks to the efforts of Stefanie Strümpfler, partner of dextrae Rechtsanwälte · Fachanwälte, who customised for German founders the Cofounder Agreement template.

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Mike Moyer, the inventor of Slicing Pie, speaks with Dr. Pelè, host of the Big-Ticket Clients Podcast and Slicing Pie user. Hear more about the Slicing Pie backstory and some of Mike’s other books and ventures. https://t.co/QtS8iWukIN

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Incubators and accelerators often request a fixed chunk of equity from the companies who participate in their programs.

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A common question that I receive from founders is “Can I make the S-Corporation election for my startup if I am using the Slicing Pie model?”

Read more: https://t.co/ND0u4eI7PE

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Many potential clients and current clients have been asking us whether they should pursue their dreams and start their new business despite challenging economic conditions or put their plans on hold.

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Finland joined as yet another country whose founders are able to use the dynamic equity split based on the slicing pie method, as developed by Mike Moyer.
Read more: https://t.co/MWj566M0St

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This whitepaper outlines some of the common pitfalls of how student startup teams split equity between cofounders.

Conventional wisdom can be misleading and put students on a path towards equity disputes that can derail an otherwise promising startup.
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There are basically 3 types of investors with one type kind of in-between.
1. Grunts
2. Angels
3. Venture Capitalists

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The goal of Slicing Pie is to create a fair split and it is used by startup companies all over the world to do just that.

As a lawyer, you may not have heard of the Slicing Pie model or maybe you have, and you are skeptical. https://t.co/OXrICI3jpA

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Great news to start the year - Poland joined as yet another country whose founders are able to use the dynamic equity split based on the slicing pie method, as developed by Mike Moyer. https://t.co/pzv3pnMzrJ

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One of the most common mistakes that startup founders make, in my experience, is what it means to be profitable. Most startup founders—even rookies—understand that Revenue – Expenses = Profit. https://t.co/4sBNkNuh4P

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The Recovery Logic of Slicing Pie outlines what happens to a person’s slices when they separate from the company. In a nutshell, if a person is terminated for cause or resigns without cause they will lose slices and forfeit their rights to future equity. https://t.co/dVPmWjW8R6