Platform profile
Altshare: what to evaluate
Cap table
Shares, options, RSUs, warrants, SAFEs and convertible notes are listed.
Stakeholder access
An employee portal is listed across its published plans.
ASC 718 + IFRS 2
Automated expense reporting described for finance teams.
409A
Valuation workflow with dedicated analyst support.
Altshare’s published cap table offering describes reporting and adaptation of existing equity data. Evaluate it by asking the team to walk through the records and administrative tasks your company uses today. Cap table product
Its stock compensation offering describes reporting assistance, explanations, and journal entries. Ask your accounting team to review the proposed deliverables and framework coverage. Stock compensation reporting
Its 409A service describes analyst support and use of cap table data in the valuation workflow. Confirm inputs, scope, timing, and pricing directly. 409A offering
Altshare also publicly lists waterfall modeling, funding scenarios, equity plans, ASC 820 valuations, AI-assisted onboarding, and Excel reporting. These can reduce the number of disconnected tools to assess, but should be demonstrated against your records. Plans and pricing
Where Altshare may deserve a closer look
- Your finance team needs both ASC 718 and IFRS 2 expense reporting.
- You want cap table data and 409A valuation work in a connected workflow.
- You need waterfall modeling or funding-scenario tools alongside equity administration.
- You are leaving Pulley and want to assess advertised transition assistance.
These are reasons to investigate, not a recommendation. Confirm migration ownership, historical coverage, controls, support, timing, and total cost in writing.
Demo checklist
- Import scope
- Historical transaction coverage
- Vesting edge cases
- Sample reports
- Reviewer access
- Export formats
- Service ownership
- Exclusions
- Contract and renewal terms