- Who it is forFounders and startups at launch and before a round
- ScopeStructure, shareholder agreements, ESOP, M&A
- JurisdictionsChosen for your project
Your corporate structure determines how you raise money, split equity, protect assets and pass checks. We build it around your project so that it helps you grow instead of causing problems at a round or a deal.
What clients come to us for
- You are choosing where to incorporate: the UAE, Cyprus, the US or elsewhere
- Founders have no written agreement on equity, roles and exit
- You are preparing for a round and want to pass due diligence without surprises
- You need a holding that protects assets and intellectual property
- You plan to buy a company or sell a stake
What we do
Choose a jurisdiction based on your business, taxes and regulator requirements
What you getComparison note with a recommended jurisdiction
Draft a shareholder agreement between founders and investors
What you getShareholder agreement ready to sign
Design and roll out an employee option plan (ESOP)
What you getESOP plan and document package for your team
Build an international holding structure
What you getStructure chart and incorporation documents
Run a corporate audit and show where the structure can be strengthened and simplified
What you getAudit report with weak points and recommendations
Support M&A deals at every stage and prepare the company for investment
What you getDeal documents and support through closing
Account for your niche: token sales and legal opinions for Web3, loot boxes and IP for GameDev, licence-ready structures for gambling, subscription models for SaaS
What you getSolutions adapted to your industry
Company registration by country
FAQ
How do we choose a jurisdiction?
We look at where your customers are, which licence you need, how income is taxed and where it is convenient to raise investment and open accounts. There is no universal answer, so we compare options for your project.
When do we need a shareholder agreement?
Early, while the partners still agree with each other. Later it is harder to discuss equity, roles and exit, and investors will ask for this document anyway.
What do investors check in due diligence?
Corporate documents, equity distribution, IP rights, key contracts and regulatory compliance. We check this in advance and fix the gaps.