Pulley will cease all operations on December 8, 2026, and has entered an exclusive partnership with Carta to transition its Pre‑IPO equity management customers. Existing Pulley accounts may be eligible for a limited-time offer and assisted migration to Carta; customers are instructed to log in immediately to check eligibility and redeem the offer, and to consult a published FAQ or contact [email protected] for details. Prospective customers are redirected to Carta for comparable equity management services.
Pulley’s product set centered on cap table and token cap table management, 409A and token valuations, compliance and stock‑based compensation reporting, fundraising and pro‑forma modeling, SAFEs, liquidity programs (integrated with Nasdaq Private Markets), and managed services for founders and finance teams. The platform emphasized a simple UI, transparent pricing, claimed non‑monetization of customer data, and audit‑ready features (ASC 718, GAAP/IFRS support, SOC 2 Type II). Pricing examples shown were Startup at $1,200/year (first 25 stakeholders) and Growth at $3,500/year (first 40 stakeholders), with enterprise plans available by contact. The notice highlights assisted transition pathways, customer support, and continuity of critical equity functionality via Carta.
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