Comparison
Slyced vs Ledgy
Ledgy is the dominant cap table tool for European startups — Swiss-founded, popular in DACH and the UK, with solid support for EU equity instruments and tax compliance. It's well-designed but pricey, and its US feature set is thinner than its EU offering.
Pricing comparison
Ledgy
Starter€2,500+/yr
Growth€8,000+/yr
Free tierNone
Slyced
Starter$190/yr
Growth$790/yr
Free tier25 stakeholders (full platform)
Feature-by-feature comparison
| Feature | Ledgy | Slyced |
|---|---|---|
| PricingStarter Plan | €2,500+/yr (~$2,700) | $190/yr |
| Growth Plan | €8,000+/yr (~$8,600) | $790/yr |
| Free Tier | Full platform | |
| Cap TableShareholder tracking | ||
| Fully-diluted view | ||
| Share class management | ||
| EU equity instrument support | Strong | US-focused |
| Data RoomVirtual data room | Limited | Full data room |
| SignaturesE-signatures | Available | Free, unlimited |
| FundraisingFundraising CRM | ||
| Investor pipeline (Kanban) | ||
| Term sheet comparison | ||
| Valuation409A valuation | EU 409A equivalents | AI estimates on Starter |
| ModelingScenario modeling | Full waterfall + dilution | |
| OtherAI features | Limited | AI-first with Copilot |
Why founders choose Slyced over Ledgy
13× cheaper at the starter level ($190 vs ~$2,700 USD equivalent)
Free tier up to 25 stakeholders (Ledgy has no free tier)
Fundraising CRM with Kanban pipeline and term sheet comparison
AI Copilot for cap table queries — Ledgy's AI features are still limited
AI 409A valuation estimates included on Starter
Modern data room with viewer analytics included free
Switch from Ledgy in minutes
No lock-in. Import your data and get started immediately.
1Export your cap table from Ledgy as CSV (Ledgy supports full data export)
2Sign up for Slyced (free, no credit card required)
3Use the import wizard to upload your Ledgy export
4Stakeholders, share classes, and grants import automatically
5Cancel Ledgy at your next renewal
Frequently asked questions
Is Slyced a good fit for European startups?
Slyced supports international stakeholders and standard equity instruments, but its primary focus is the US Delaware C-corp pattern. If you're a UK Ltd, German GmbH, or Swiss AG raising under European frameworks (VSOP, German share options, etc.), Ledgy still has deeper local compliance modules. For startups that incorporate in Delaware (common for VC-backed European teams), Slyced works well.
Why is Ledgy so much more expensive than Slyced?
Ledgy invests heavily in European compliance — UK Companies House filings, EU tax reporting, country-specific equity instruments. That's expensive engineering. Slyced focuses on the US/Delaware standard, which is leaner and faster to build, and we pass the savings on.
Can I migrate from Ledgy to Slyced?
Yes, if your cap table is structured around US-style common/preferred shares and SAFE/convertible notes. Export from Ledgy as CSV, import to Slyced, takes about 30 seconds. If you're using European-specific instruments (VSOPs, etc.), some manual remapping may be needed.
What's Ledgy's strength that Slyced doesn't match?
Deep European compliance: UK Companies House Annual Confirmation Statement filings, German VSOP / virtual share program tooling, Swiss equity nuances, EU-wide tax withholding logic. If you're operating under those rules natively, Ledgy is built for you. Slyced is built for the US-Delaware path.
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