Strada, our insider playbook.

In B2B and SaaS markets, enterprise clients and savvy customers are increasingly demanding proof that their vendors are secure and compliant.

After incorporation, one of the first tasks is to formally issue shares (or membership units, if an LLC) to the founders. This paperwork proves ownership and will be needed for investors and any future stock transactions.

Many founders feel intimidated by financial modeling – it can seem like arcane number-crunching or “imagining the future in spreadsheet form.”

As a startup founder, you often juggle dozens of roles with a tiny team. What if you could delegate the drudgery – not to new hires, but to software and algorithms?

For early-stage startups, go-to-market (GTM) strategy can feel like walking a tightrope: you need to acquire customers and grow, but you have limited resources and cannot afford to burn through your runway on costly marketing experiments.

Choosing a legal structure is one of the first strategic decisions for a new venture. The choice between an LLC, C-Corporation, or 501(c)(3) nonprofit will impact your taxes, fundraising options, ownership control, and mission over the long term.