LLM Benchmark on typical Venture Capital terms so you know which model to discuss your next fundraising with.
Each test is one prompt sent to every model in the benchmark.
6 tests × 88 models = 1056 arena votes for reliable rankings.
A startup has a pre-money valuation of $10 million. An investor puts in $2 million. What is the post-money valuation of the company?
Define 'pro-rata rights' as they pertain to venture capital funding rounds. Explain their significance for existing investors.
Define 'liquidation preference' in the context of venture capital financing. Explain its implications for common shareholders during an exit event.
A startup raises $500,000 via a convertible note with a 20% discount rate and a $5 million valuation cap. In the next funding round, the company raises equity at an $8 million pre-money valuation. Calculate the effective pre-money valuation for the convertible note investor at conversion.
A startup has two co-founders, each owning 50% of the company's equity. In a Series A round, the company issues new shares to investors, resulting in investors owning 30% of the company. Assuming no additional shares were issued to the founders, what is the new ownership percentage for each co-founder after the Series A round?
Define 'drag-along rights' and 'tag-along rights' in the context of venture capital investment, and explain their purpose in a shareholder agreement.