Venture Rounds & VC
End-to-end legal support for founders raising capital—from the first term sheet to the final closing.
What we cover
- Technical review and negotiation of Term Sheets
- Cap Table modeling, cleanup, and optimization
- Structuring of SAFEs, Convertible Notes, and Priced Rounds
- Design and implementation of Stock Option Plans (ESOP)
- Strategic Data Room setup and Due Diligence support
- Drafting of Shareholders' Agreements (SHA) and investor rights
- Integral Closing coordination and post-round compliance
Typical engagements
SAFE or Note instruments with Angels and VCs. Focused on speed and clean documentation for future rounds.
Full institutional rounds. High-stakes negotiation, deep diligence, and complex restructuring.
Interim capital between rounds. Coordination with existing investors and adjustment of conversion terms.
Why founders choose us
We know market standards (NVCA/YCR) and move fast to ensure the capital reaches your bank account.
We prepare your structure so that no institutional investor finds surprises during their diligence.
Your round is led by partners with real-world experience in Silicon Valley and international transactions.
Success Stories
Frequently Asked Questions — Venture Capital & Investment Rounds
How much does legal support for a fundraising round cost?
The cost varies depending on the complexity of the round. We offer flexible fee structures, including success fees and co-investment arrangements for early-stage startups.
How long does it take to close a financing round?
With documentation prepared and terms agreed, a SAFE can close in 1–2 weeks. A full Series A round typically takes 4–8 weeks from signed term sheet to funds wired. Timelines may be extended if there is extensive due diligence or multiple investors with specific requirements.
What's better, a SAFE or a Convertible Note?
SAFEs (Simple Agreements for Future Equity) are generally more founder-friendly and simpler: they have no maturity date and do not accrue interest. Convertible Notes are debt instruments that convert into equity, have a maturity date, and accrue interest. In early-stage U.S. ventures, SAFEs are more common, while in Latin America Convertible Notes remain popular for regulatory reasons.
Do I need a Delaware company to raise capital from U.S. VCs?
It is not strictly necessary, but it is highly advisable. Most institutional U.S. venture capital funds prefer to invest in Delaware C-Corporations due to their predictable legal framework, established case law, and ease of structuring equity incentives. We can assist with a Delaware Flip to restructure your Argentine company.
What documents do I need ready before seeking investment?
Before starting a fundraising process, your company should have a well-organized data room including corporate documentation, cap table, key commercial and supplier agreements, intellectual property registrations and assignments, financial information, employment and founder agreements, and details of any litigation or contingencies. We help prepare this documentation so your company is fully VC-ready.
Raising a round?
Let's discuss your timeline, investment target, and what you need for a successful close.
Close your round successfully
We support you from term sheet to closing, ensuring your startup is ready to scale.