Equity Split Calculator

Equity Split Calculator MCP Connector for Claude

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Calculate fair ownership distribution among co-founders using weighted factors or dynamic slicing.

3 tools Official Updated Jun 29, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

The Equity Split Calculator removes ambiguity from equity negotiations by transforming subjective contributions into objective, measurable shares. Using the calculate_weighted_split tool, you can distribute equity based on fixed importance weights applied to pillars like Idea, Execution, Capital, Risk, and Dedication. Alternatively, use calculate_dynamic_slices to convert raw physical contributions (hours, dollars, etc.) into enterprise 'slices' using assigned multipliers. Finally, the generate_equity_audit tool provides a qualitative and quantitative justification for why a specific distribution was reached, highlighting the reasoning behind the numbers.

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3 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

calculate_dynamic_slices

Multipliers are applied to cash, IP, equipment, and time. Converts raw contributions into slices using multipliers

generate_equity_audit

Generates a qualitative justification for the calculated equity

calculate_weighted_split

Weights must sum to 1. Calculates equity distribution based on fixed pillar weights

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Calculate an equity split where Founder A has scores of 10 for idea and 5 for execution, and Founder B has 5 for idea and 10 for execution. Use equal weights for both pillars.

Founder A: 50%, Founder B: 50%. Both founders contributed a total of 15 weighted points, resulting in an equal split.

Using `calculate_dynamic_slices`, what is the share for Alice if she contributed $1000 in Cash (multiplier 2) and Bob contributed 50 hours of Time (multiplier 1)?

Alice has 2000 slices and Bob has 50 slices. Alice's share is approximately 97.56% and Bob's share is approximately 2.44%.

Generate an audit report for a distribution where Founder C has 70% ownership due to high capital investment.

Founder C's 70% ownership is justified by their significant capital contribution, which provided the necessary liquidity for early-stage operations and mitigated initial financial risk.

The weighted method uses fixed importance scores for pillars like execution or capital, while the dynamic method (Slicing Pie) converts ongoing contributions into slices using multipliers.

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