Run the company.
Raise on top of it.
One system for what your company owns, owes and is worth — and for the round that changes all three.
Early pricing, locked for your first year.
From first login to a round you would sign.
- 01
Open an account
Two minutes, and no call with a salesperson.
- 02
Set up the company
Registry number, sector, and who is on the register.
- 03
State the goal
Where the company is today, and where it has to get to.
- 04
See what it takes
What falls due, what is missing, and when it lands.
- 05
Choose the route
Several ways the round could go. Pick the one you would sign.
The book fills. Everything downstream moves.
Type commitments as they firm up. Summary, status, share issuance and the cap table all read from the same book.
Series A
LiveNordkette Ventures Venture Capital · existing holder | CHF 12'000'000 |
Limmat Life Sciences Venture Capital | CHF 8'000'000 |
| Total committed | CHF 20'000'000 |
| Investor | Shares | % of round |
|---|---|---|
| Nordkette Ventures | 1'200'000 | 60.00% |
| Limmat Life Sciences | 800'000 | 40.00% |
| Total | 2'000'000 | 100.00% |
Row percentages are taken on cash, not shares, so they always total 100.00%. Rounding drift is measured separately.
The universe, before you personalise it.
Filtered on two axes at once — investor type and sector corner — then narrowed again by your own raise parameters.
Change the terms. See who moves.
Not a screenshot. This runs the same arithmetic as the terminal — type a raise and read the answer you would otherwise build a spreadsheet for.
- Price per share
- CHF 10.00
- Post-money
- CHF 130M
- New shares at target
- 3'000'000
- % of company offered
- 23.077%
You would need to invest CHF 3'600'000 to hold 12.000% flat through this round — 12.00% of the CHF 30M target.
Nothing here touches a live initiative. In the terminal the same panel runs against your real book, so you can pull any investor from it and read their position before and after.
One percentage cannot describe a Swiss register.
Shares carry a par value, and rounds are routinely issued at a different one. The moment that happens, ownership splits in two.
Their shares were paid in at half the par value of the shares already in issue, and the option pool takes economic weight that carries no vote.
| Holder | Shares | Voting | Equalised | Economic |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Existing holders | 10'000'000 | 83.33% | 10'000'000 | 81.97% |
| Investor ANew | 1'200'000 | 10.00% | 600'000 | 4.92% |
| Investor BNew | 800'000 | 6.67% | 400'000 | 3.28% |
| Options outstanding | — | — | 1'200'000 | 9.84% |
| Total | 12'000'000 | 100.00% | 12'200'000 | 100.00% |
Kentor detects two distinct par values and turns this on automatically — never a manual toggle. Equalisation runs before summation; summing first and scaling afterwards gives a different, wrong answer.
Early pricing, locked for your first year.
Kentor is priced for founders who are raising now, not for the finance team you will hire later. Take it at the founder rate and keep that rate as the product grows around you.
No card required to start the conversation.
- Fundraising Terminal — up to four concurrent initiatives
- Cap table, built alongside the round on a first raise
- Impact simulator with pro-rata requirements
- Liability tracker
- Syndication map (v1)
- Market Intelligence — 250 funds, filtered on two axes
- Swiss par-value equalisation and the dual cap table
- Learning mode and the full archive
The Liquidity & Corporate Terminal and Company Profile land next. Founder access includes them when they ship.