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EquityList vs Mantle

Both stand on cap table management software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

EquityList

Free plan Web

EquityList covers cap tables, equity awards, and stock expense reporting, with a free tier and paid plans. Check the stakeholder limits and billing terms that apply to your plan.

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Mantle

Free plan Web

Mantle brings cap table tracking, document workflows, scenario modeling, and signing into a web platform for startups. Starter covers core ownership tasks without a listed charge; teams needing paid-plan features should compare those against the annual prices and custom-priced Growth+ option.

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The facts

EquityListMantle
Free planYesYes
Open sourceNot publishedNot published
Runs onWebWeb
Lowest paid planBuild (annual billing): $1,200 a yearEssentials: $1,200 a year
Plans published74
MakerNot publishedNot published
Websiteequitylist.cowithmantle.com
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EquityList: what it does well

  • Tracks ownership, grants, exercises, and buybacks
  • Supports options, RSUs, and SARs
  • HR integrations sync employee changes and payroll data
  • Free plan includes up to 10 stakeholders

What to know first

  • Free plan is capped at 10 stakeholders
  • Additional stakeholders are billed on Build and Growth
  • Listed-company pricing requires a scope-based proposal

Mantle: what it does well

  • Starter is free and includes unlimited stakeholders.
  • Tracks SAFEs, preferred stock, warrants, and RSAs.
  • Models rounds, dilution, and option pools against a real-time cap table.
  • Digital signatures support grants and agreements.
  • Cap tables can be exported in OCX format.

What to know first

  • Growth+ has no listed price.
  • Essentials costs $1,200 a year.
  • Growth costs $3,000 a year.
  • Available platform is web.

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