For Accelerators & Incubators

Give your cohort a head start on fair equity.

Partner with us to offer your startups free access to Equity Matrix. Help them avoid the #1 co-founder conflict.

Become a Partner Free to join. No revenue share required.
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Equity disputes kill startups.

Co-founder conflict is the leading cause of startup failure. Most of it stems from unclear or unfair equity splits.

65%

of startups fail due to co-founder conflict 1

73%

use static 50/50 splits that create problems 2

89%

wish they'd addressed equity earlier 3

The Partnership

Add real value to your program.

Give every startup in your cohort free access to Equity Matrix. They get the tools to split equity fairly. You get happier founders and fewer mid-program blowups.

  • 6 months free for every startup in your cohort
  • $216 value per startup they can add to their perks
  • No cost to you — we handle everything
  • Flexible options — bulk codes or unique links
Equity Matrix
6 months

Free access

  • Dynamic equity tracking
  • Contribution logging
  • Real-time ownership splits
  • Team transparency dashboard

Valued at $216

This is our standard partner offer. We're happy to discuss custom arrangements based on your program's needs.

How It Works

We make it easy.

1

Reach out

Email us about your program and cohort size.

2

Get your codes

We'll send a simple agreement and your unique signup codes or custom link.

3

Share with founders

Include it in your perks package. They sign up, you look good.

"Adding Equity Matrix to our perks was a no-brainer. Our founders actually use it, and the feedback has been fantastic so far."
Emma H.

Emma H.

Program Director, Launchpad Ventures

Let's partner up.

Tell us about your accelerator and we'll get you set up.

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Common questions

Sources

  1. Noam Wasserman, "The Founder's Dilemmas" (Entrepreneur)
  2. Noam Wasserman, "The Founder's Dilemmas" (Princeton University Press)
  3. First Round Review, Equity Articles