Each company sets its own terms for the raise, giving you the information you need to decide whether the opportunity is right for you.
Funding goal — the fixed amount company is aiming to raise. It must be set before investors can commit.
Post-money valuation — the company’s agreed value including the new investment raised in the round.
Economic interest offered — determined by the funding goal and the valuation together. Note that a raise represents only a portion of the company, not the whole of it.
Deadline — when the round closes.
Monthly allowance — the amount the founder is entitled to receive each month from the funds raised.
Use of funds — what for and how the company is going to use the funds raised
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