
Carta, Inc.: A San Francisco-based tech firm specializing in equity management and private stock exchange.
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Carta for General Partners supports investing and planning and helps users stay audit-ready.
Carta Fund of Funds combines fund administration, document automation, and portfolio analytics across investment layers.
The platform supports equity management from founding through going public.
The platform combines loans, funds, and investor updates for private credit management, with expert support.
Carta's release briefing covers rearchitecting private capital operations and introduces LLM Plugins and AI tools for data automation.
The page lists Carta's latest learning items.
The page says aligning fund administration with tax operations reduces compliance risk, streamlines reconciliation, and supports ongoing tax readiness.
Carta has current job openings.
Carta's inclusion approach empowers each Cartan to support its vision for inclusion, equity, and impact.
Carta is a place for those who love seeking out and solving interesting problems to take ownership in what they’re creating, together. Learn More
The company offers equity management plans and pricing for LLCs.
The company offers fund management plans and pricing.
The company offers equity management plans and pricing for private corporations.
The company offers fund management plans and pricing for venture capital.
Carta draws equity information from over 50K+ cap tables for benchmarks based on actual ownership rather than estimates or surveys; data is refreshed quarterly.
Carta offers cap tables in the cloud and an ERP for private capital.
Carta’s ERP for private capital combines software and services to deliver connected clarity and control across equity, fund, and portfolio management.
Carta partners with NewView Capital to combine tender-offer technology with a built-in capital provider. Hiive rebrands as Clarity and expands services for secondary issuers and institutional investors, underscoring the role of infrastructure in private-company secondary markets.
Sep 2026 · The Wall Street JournalNews article
Russell KroegerBlog post
SimpleClosure announces a $15 million Series A, with Carta joining as an investor after retiring its own startup-winddown offering. TTV Capital leads the round, which also includes existing investors Infinity Ventures, Anthemis, and Vera Equity, plus new investors The LegalTech Fund and unnamed angel investors. SimpleClosure’s revenue grows 12-fold in 2024, according to founder Dori Yona.
May 2025 · TechCrunchNews article
Some startup founders say Carta makes it difficult to cancel subscriptions, with required customer-success meetings unavailable until after their renewal dates. Carta attributes the scheduling problem to a one-time staffing challenge and says appointments help customers understand cancellation and securely transfer securities data. Competitors AngelList and Pulley say customers can cancel without meetings, while Carta notes its equity administration business operates as an SEC transfer agent.
Dec 2024 · TechCrunchNews article