Poor UX
The graphs are hard to read, not much of the content displayed is easily comprehensible by someone with no financial background
22 April 2025
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Company details
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Ledgy is the leading European equity management solution built for fast-growing companies. Scaleable, flexible, and easy to use for end-to-end equity management with best-in-class security and privacy. Get your cap table and employee participation plans right from the beginning: ESOPs & Virtual Shares, Warrants and stocks to empower your employees with ownership. Make your financing rounds a success and engage your investors with always accurate scenario and exit modeling. On the employee side, your company will have the power to attract and retain key talent. Employees get their own dashboard to transparently monitor their shareholdings, vesting schedules, and future in your company's success. Ledgy is the best equity management platform and is currently used by leading companies to leverage the power of their equity.
Contact info
Forchstrasse 60, 8044, Zurich, Switzerland
- contact@ledgy.com
- ledgy.com
Fails to deliver for small companies
This looks like a great system for companies to keep track of shares - even a free tier for those with less than 25 shareholders. I thought it would be ideal for a small building management company with 5 shareholders.
Unfortunately you can't even print off a share certificate without jumping to the 25-50 tier and paying €75/month for the privilege!
Such a shame, since there must be a market for online share registers for small companies.
17 July 2023
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