Raise big and small checks from up to 250 investors in a single line on your cap table. Trusted by thousands of companies.
Go from "yes" to funds received with one link
Generate links to your RUV’s private deal page with custom minimum, maximum, or exact investment amounts.
Manage your fundraise, not the paperwork
AngelList forms the RUV entity, drafts investment documents, automates signature collection, and handles accreditation and KYC.
Leverage institutional-grade money movement
Streamline investor capital collection with flexible electronic payment options (bank transfer, wire, crypto). When you're ready to close, AngelList sends you a single wire.
Keep your cap table clean
Reduce administrative costs and spend less time chasing signatures. Roll Up Vehicles hold up to 250 investors in a single line on your cap table.
Go from "yes" to funds received with one link
Generate links to your RUV’s private deal page with custom minimum, maximum, or exact investment amounts.
Pricing
Flexible ways to raise
with a Roll Up Vehicle
Move your cap table to AngelList
The Growth Plus subscription plan includes one standard RUV per year, 409A valuations, and more, but requires that your cap table is activated on AngelList Equity.
Get startedGrowth Plus
Recommended$5,600
/ year
Features
1 standard RUV per year
Equity, Raise, Banking, & People
Stock option exercising, fund raising scenario modeling, and cap table pro forma generation
409A valuations, HRIS integrations
Automated closings for equity rounds and other custom agreements
Raise with custom documents
One-time RUV
Start at
$8,000
+ filling fees
Features
Includes RUV entity/fund formation
Supports international investors
K-1s for RUV investors
Works with SAFEs & equity rounds
Need expedited support?
Add on a dedicated account manager to support you and your investors.
FAQs
Roll Up Vehicles are a type of Special Purpose Vehicle designed for founders that want to efficiently raise capital from individual operators and angels with a single cap table entry. Traditional SPVs often require a stand-in investor to take on additional duties by acting as the GP or Fund Lead to avoid conflict of interest issues for the founder. Roll Up Vehicles are designed to not need a stand in investor and can be created by the founder.
Certain states have securities laws (known as Blue Sky Laws) that require a notice to be filed when at least one investor from that state invests in the RUV. The amount each state charges for Blue Sky Filings varies from $0 to $500+. Each state only requires one filing regardless of how many investors in the RUV are from that state. We estimate costs might vary from $750 to $1,250+ but the exact number may vary based on where your investors are based and how much is raised.
AngelList will cover the costs of entity formation, banking, and tax preparation.
Yes, all investors in a Roll Up Vehicle must be able to self attest to US accreditation requirements. During the closing process for Roll Up Vehicles, investors are not required to provide evidence of accreditation – an investor can simply choose the accreditation criteria that they meet.
Yes, investors may be based anywhere as long as they meet US accreditation & KYC requirements.
Companies that are eligible to use Roll Up Vehicles are typically US-based C-Corporations that have raised (or are currently raising) from venture funds. We may be able to support companies incorporated in other countries on a case-by-case basis.
Roll Up Vehicles are completely private and not shared anywhere on AngelList nor are they publicly shared. The only way for someone to view or invest in a RUV is through the invite link that founders manage. By default, Roll Up Vehicles do not support general solicitation.
Generally, yes, the benefits of QSBS flows through when investing in a RUV. More details are provided here.
AngelList Equity (cap table software) offers customers with active cap tables on certain pricing plans to utilize their one standard RUV as part of their subscription. Active means that the company's stakeholders have been invited to their stakeholder portals, where they are able to view their holdings and transact.