Take control of your equity

Rollups makes it easy for companies to consolidate many stakeholders into one vehicle

Rollups is trusted by over 50,000 investors and companies

Rollups is trusted by over 50,000 investors and companies

ROLLUPS SOLUTIONS

Two ways companies use Rollups

Raise

Raise capital with Roll Up Vehicles® (RUVs) from many investors in one entity — and one line on your cap table. Powered by AngelList.

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Consolidate

Move existing stakeholders into a Consolidation Vehicle to consolidate their ownership into one entity — and one line on the cap table.

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Rollups in action

Three common situations in which companies use Rollups. Don't see your use case? There are many more. Contact us.

Raise with Roll Up Vehicles®

Pretty sure that RUVs are the single best fintech product ever launched. I bet NPS (for both the investors and the founders) is off the charts.

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Auren Hoffman, @auren

raise

Raise with Roll Up Vehicles®

Raise capital from many investors in a single entity — and just one line on your cap table.

  • Your startup wants to include 45 friends, advisors, and angels in your round.

  • Rather than manage 45 separate investments, you open an RUV and invite them to invest.

  • Rollups provides a smooth online investor experience for KYC/AML, accreditation, and banking, all powered by AngelList.

  • Track round progress, close in a few clicks, sign once, receive one wire, and just one line to your cap table.

Consolidate legacy stakeholders

Motif signed over 30 SAFEs to raise initial funds. We feared chasing down all of those investor signatures in future financings. But our investors were happy to execute the Rollup, saving Motif ~$20,000 and ~2 weeks time.

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Marie Schneegans, Co-Founder, Markprompt

consolidate

Consolidate legacy stakeholders

Regain control of your cap table by transferring early angels, SAFE holders, and small check investors into a single vehicle.

  • Your startup previously raised capital from 120 smaller investors.

  • You’re now raising a Series B, and the feedback from a potential lead is that your cap table is too messy.

  • You create a Consolidation Vehicle to compile the smaller shareholders into one entity, resulting in 74 fewer lines on your cap table.

  • Your Series B now requires 74 fewer signatures to close, and you're able to raise without any issues or delays.

Streamline acquisitions

AngelList’s consolidation vehicle was instrumental in streamlining Wand’s acquisition of Accern by combining dozens of our stakeholders into a single SPV, preserving a clean cap table for Wand.

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Kumesh Aroomoogan, CEO at Accern, a Wand AI Company

consolidate

Streamline acquisitions

Consolidate the acquisition target’s stakeholders into one entity before adding them to your cap table and inflating your costs.

  • Your startup is entertaining an acquisition offer: part cash, part equity in their company.

  • Issuing equity to the 120 stakeholders on your cap table creates complexity and cost for the acquirer.

  • So, you open a Consolidation Vehicle to consolidate all 120 stakeholders into one entity.

  • Now, the acquirer issues the equity to the CV once, adding just one line to their cap table, and you're able to close the deal on time.

Used by companies at every stage

Pre-Seed

Raise initial capital
from friends & family

Seed

Make room for small
investors alongside VCs

SERIES A

Conduct fast second
closes for follow-on investors

SERIES C

Raise RUVs to
fund employee liquidity

Series D+

Streamline
secondaries

Rollups scales with you.

Startups have used Roll Up Vehicles® (RUVs) to raise anywhere from $50k to $100M+.

Growth-stage companies leverage Consolidation Vehicles (CVs) to simplify complex cap tables, and avoid friction with secondaries, employee liquidity events, or acquisitions.

Pre-Seed

Raise initial capital
from friends & family

Seed

Make room for small
investors alongside VCs

SERIES A

Conduct fast second
closes for follow-on investors

SERIES C

Raise RUVs to
fund employee liquidity

Series D+

Streamline
secondaries

Top law firms & companies trust us to consolidate stakeholders

Everything You Need to Know

  • What’s the difference between Rollups and Roll Up Vehicles® (RUVs)?
    Rollups is the name of our company. Our products “rollup” companies’ stakeholders when raising capital and when consolidating existing stakeholders. When raising capital, companies use Roll Up Vehicles® (RUVs). When consolidating existing investors, it’s called a Consolidation Vehicle.
  • What is Rollups.com's relationship with AngelList?
    Rollups is part of AngelList’s ecosystem of brands. AngelList.com is for VCs and investors. Rollups serves companies. Our products for fundraising and consolidating stakeholders benefit from AngelList’s core infrastructure. Your investors and stakeholders likely already have AngelList accounts, and they can use them with Rollups without any additional effort.
  • Can I use Rollups with my existing cap table software?
    Yes. All of Rollups’ products work with any cap table solution.
  • I have questions about Roll Up Vehicles for fundraising
    Learn more about RUVs here.
  • I have questions about Consolidation Vehicles for my existing stakeholders
    Learn more about CVs here.