Vquity review
Affordable cap-table and equity administration with a free tier and broad modules.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Vquity is equity compensation and cap-table software for startups, founders, finance teams, legal teams, investors, and employees. Its scope covers shareholder records, share classes, issuances, transfers, repurchases, funding rounds, SAFEs, convertibles, warrants, KISS instruments, option grants, vesting schedules, valuations, documents, and employee and investor portals. It is available through a web application and a native Windows desktop app, with pricing based on the company workspace rather than stakeholder count.
Pricing is structured for early-stage companies and expanding workspaces. The Free plan costs $0 per company workspace and includes every module for one company and up to 10 stakeholders. Founding Annual costs $490 per company workspace per year and adds the full platform, unlimited stakeholders, and unlimited companies in the workspace; the vendor advertises this rate for the first 15 companies. Annual costs $990 per year and includes every module, unlimited stakeholders, and web and desktop access. Monthly costs $99 per month, includes the full platform and unlimited stakeholders, and can be canceled anytime. The published plans give smaller teams a low-cost entry point while keeping broader capacity in paid tiers.
The strongest fit is a company that wants one system for cap-table administration, option-grant lifecycles, valuation tracking, ASC 718 expense schedules, scenario modeling, data-room workflows, contracts, audit history, and passwordless portals. Imports from Carta, Pulley, and AngelList can support transitions, while Vinance and PeopleX are the listed integrations. Buyers should also weigh the Free plan's 10-stakeholder limit and the narrower integration list when planning a larger deployment. Vquity is a practical choice for small companies consolidating equity workflows; organizations requiring third-party security certifications or a broader integration ecosystem should compare alternatives.
Vquity pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free plan includes every module for one company
- Supports advanced vesting, valuations, waterfalls, and ASC 718
- Imports Carta, Pulley, and AngelList exports
- Where it doesn't
- Free plan is limited to 10 stakeholders
- Listed integrations are limited to Vinance and PeopleX
- No third-party security certifications currently held
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