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The Mechanics of Angel Money See what actually happens to an angel check after it is wired: dilution across rounds, cap table math, and the long wait for an exit. Worked examples, not war stories.

Worked examples of angel capital mechanics: dilution across funding rounds, cap table math, ownership over time, and realistic return timelines.

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What Angel Capital Does

The Mechanics of Angel Money

Focuses on the numbers side of angel capital — dilution math, cap tables, and return expectations — for people who want to see how early-stage checks actually behave over time.

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Dilution, Round by Round

Watch a 5% stake change through seed, A, and B rounds in a worked example.

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Cap Table Anatomy

What each column of a capitalization table means and who appears on it when.

Time to Exit

Realistic timelines between an early check and any chance of getting money back.

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Loss Rates and Power Laws

Why most early-stage checks go to zero and a few carry the whole portfolio.

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Follow-On Decisions

When putting more money into a later round protects a position and when it just doubles risk.

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Paperwork That Matters

The handful of documents worth reading closely: the note or SAFE, pro rata rights, and information rights.

How Angel Capital Works

From signup to value in 3 steps

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Start with one worked example

A single $25k check is traced from wire to exit so every later concept has a concrete anchor.

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Learn the three levers

Entry valuation, dilution, and exit size drive nearly every outcome — see how each one moves the result.

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Run your own scenarios

Use the plain spreadsheet templates to test assumptions before real money is involved.

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Frequently Asked

How much of a company does a typical angel own?

Often between a fraction of a percent and a few percent at entry, and less after later rounds dilute that stake — the worked examples here show how fast it happens.

What return should an angel expect?

There is no guaranteed return. Most individual checks lose money; aggregate outcomes depend heavily on one or two outliers, which is why diversification matters.

Is this financial advice?

No. This site is educational, not professional advice. Consult a licensed financial adviser or attorney before making investment decisions.

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