Pulley

Pulley has helped thousands of companies manage their cap tables and equity.

Pulley's equity compliance software handles ASC 718 reporting, Form 3921, 83(b) elections, and Rule 701.

The company's blog posts cover startup equity management.

Pulley offers job openings related to building an equity management platform for founders and their teams.

Pulley provides tools for companies to issue, track, and manage equity.

The page compares Pulley and Cake for cap table management.

Compare Pulley and Magna for token management. Pulley offers audit-ready valuations, seamless migrations, and founder-first workflows for growing startups.

The page compares Pulley and Shareworks, two cap table platforms.

Cap table management platform Pulley announces that it is shutting down, with its final day of operations and services set for December 8. The company partners with rival Carta to offload customers and redirects prospective clients there; founded by Yin Wu in 2020, Pulley has raised more than $50 million from investors including General Catalyst, Stripe, and Founders Fund, but gives no reason for closing.

Sep 2026 · TechCrunchNews article

Pulley, a provider of cap table management software that startups use to track funding, says it will cease operations after December 8, ending a seven-year run. Carta is helping transition Pulley’s customers; the company had raised more than $50 million from investors, including Founders Fund.

Sep 2026 · Business InsiderNews article

Pulley co-founder and CEO Yin Wu says startups can attract talent by offering generous equity and building fair compensation standards rather than matching Big Tech salaries. At TechCrunch Disrupt 2025, talent leader Randi Jakubowitz stresses clear performance goals and accountability around vesting, while attorney Rebecca Lee Whiting warns that inconsistent pay can create legal risks. Pulley sets role-based pay ranges regardless of location and targets equity grants in the 90th percentile.

Nov 2025 · TechCrunchNews article

Carta and Pulley have had their business licenses revoked by Illinois and Washington, respectively, over missed state compliance requirements. Experts say startups often struggle to meet varying state registration, tax, and reporting rules, especially when they have employees or customers in multiple states. Consequences are often limited to back taxes and fines, but unresolved issues can threaten legal protections or derail an acquisition.

Sep 2024 · TechCrunchNews article