Venture Cap Table Modeling

Venture Cap Table Modeling MCP Connector for Claude

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Simulate equity ownership, dilution, and exit proceeds across funding rounds.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides a specialized simulation engine for modeling the evolution of equity ownership. It allows users to project how ownership changes through multiple funding rounds, accounting for option pool expansions and the conversion of convertible instruments like SAFEs and notes. Use simulate_cap_table_evolution to project future ownership states, calculate_exit_distribution to determine proceeds at a liquidity event, and analyze_dilution_impact to quantify the loss of control for specific shareholders.

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

analyze_dilution_impact

Quantify the loss of control and value for specific shareholders across the funding lifecycle

calculate_exit_distribution

Determine the specific dollar amount each shareholder receives during a liquidity event

get_round_participation_metrics

Evaluate the terms of a specific proposed round

simulate_cap_table_evolution

Project the state of the cap table through a sequence of planned funding events

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Simulate the cap table evolution for a startup starting with 1,000,000 shares, through a Seed round of $2M at a $10M pre-money valuation.

After the Seed round, the total shares will be 1,250,000, with the new investor holding 16.67% ownership.

What would be the exit proceeds for a founder holding 20% of the company if the company is acquired for $50,000,000 with no liquidation preferences?

The founder would receive $10,000,000 in proceeds.

Calculate the dilution impact for a shareholder who started with 10% ownership and ended with 5% after three rounds.

The dilution factor for this shareholder is 0.5.

The engine triggers conversion of convertible instruments during the first priced equity round, using either the valuation cap or the discounted price, whichever is lower.

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