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Agreements & Contracts

AI Equity Vesting Agreement

Get equity vesting agreement - just enter shares, vesting schedule, cliff.

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How it works.

Equity Vesting Agreement: provide shares, vesting schedule, cliff, acceleration triggers and get a complete equity vesting agreement in minutes - including vesting schedule, cliff, single/double-trigger acceleration. Free AI workflow, no signup required to preview.

Write it while everyone still agrees. Deadlock, buyout and departure clauses are the sections you'll be grateful for years later.

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Partners agree easily until money or exits are involved.
What you provide

Draft my ready-to-use equity vesting agreement

A short answer per field is plenty - the tool fills in the rest.

Free. No signup to preview. Not legal advice - always have counsel review.

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Percentages, contributions and roles belong in a schedule, not a conversation.
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Equity vesting agreement: grant, schedule/cliff, acceleration, leaver/repurchase, 83(b), transfer limits.
Format & standard
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Ownership splits, decision rights and exit mechanics carry the document.
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What good looks like.

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Every partnership dispute is a clause someone chose not to write.

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What it must include

Criteria
  • 01Number/class of shares or units, vesting schedule with cliff (e.g., 4-year/1-year cliff), vesting commencement date, acceleration triggers (single/double-trigger on change of control), treatment on termination (good/bad leaver), repurchase/forfeiture of unvested shares, 83(b) election note, and transfer restrictions.
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Signals of expertise

Quality
  • Uses standard 4-year/1-year-cliff structure, distinguishes single vs double-trigger acceleration, and flags the 83(b) election deadline and company repurchase rights on unvested equity.
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Common mistakes

Pitfalls
  • ×No cliff or acceleration definition
  • ×ignoring 83(b)/tax timing
  • ×unclear leaver treatment or repurchase rights.
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