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altshare

Category: AI in Fintech

AI-powered Equity Management Intelligence platform for cap table management, 409A valuations, waterfall modeling, and equity compliance altshare was founded in 2006. The company is led by Ronen Solomon. Based in Tel Aviv, Israel. Team size: 101-250. Latest round: Undisclosed. Key investors include Altshuler Shaham Investment House (parent company/owner).

Founded
2006
Headquarters
Tel Aviv, Israel
Team size
101-250

Value proposition

Single AI-powered platform centralizing cap table management, 409A valuations, scenario modeling, waterfall analysis, and stakeholder visibility — replacing fragmented legacy workflows

Products and solutions

Cap Table Management (AI-powered); 409A Valuations; Waterfall Modeling; SBC Expenses (ASC718/IFRS2); Equity Plans; Funding Scenarios; Company Valuations; ASC 820 Valuations; Shareholder Representative; Portfolio Management

Unique value

Only equity management platform built specifically for founders, combining equity management, financial modeling, compliance, and investor readiness into one AI-powered infrastructure

Target customer

Founders, CFOs, finance teams, VCs, law firms, and private/public companies from early stage through IPO and beyond

Industries served

Startups (Seed to IPO); Venture Capital; Private Equity; High-Tech; Enterprise

Technology advantage

AI-powered automation of valuations, compliance, and equity modeling; proprietary algorithm replacing Excel-based manual valuation methods; PwC Global Vendor of Choice; used by both PwC and EY for auditing ~80% of Israel's private high-tech company valuations

How they differentiate

AI-native platform combining cap table, valuations, modeling, and compliance in one system; PwC and EY use the platform for audit-grade 409A valuations; founded in 2006 providing 15+ years of equity management expertise; owned by Altshuler Shaham Investment House providing financial stability; freemium model for early-stage startups

Main competitors

Carta; Pulley; Ledgy

Key partnerships

PwC (Global Vendor of Choice — PwC uses altshare's algorithm for auditing 409A valuations); EY (uses altshare platform for valuation audit); together PwC and EY audit nearly 80% of Israel's private high-tech companies via altshare

Notable customers

Trusted by 3,000+ companies including WSC Sports, Guesty; 100+ venture capital firms; 120,000+ stakeholders managed

Major milestones

2006: Founded as Benefits by Ronen Solomon; 2007: Acquired by Meitav Dash; 2016: Acquired by Altshuler Shaham Investment House; 2019: Entered high-tech space, acquired AlgoValue; 2021: Acquired Pareto (~8M NIS); Rebranded as altshare with SaaS platform launch; 2022: Launched SaaS platform globally (EN, FR, DE, ES, IT, JP); 2025: PwC adopts altshare as Global Vendor of Choice for 409A valuation audits; 2026: US market expansion announced

Growth metrics

3,000+ companies supported; 120,000+ stakeholders managed; 5,000+ 409A valuation projects delivered; 100+ VC firms using platform

Market positioning

Leading equity management platform in Israel, trusted by 3,000+ companies and 100+ VC firms; expanding into US market (2026); serves as PwC's Global Vendor of Choice for valuation audits

Geographic focus

Israel (stronghold), expanding to US market, also serves Europe (France office)

Patents and IP

Proprietary algorithm for 409A valuations replacing manual Excel-based methods; acquired AlgoValue (valuation technology startup, 2019) and Pareto (seed-stage tech, 2021)

About Ronen Solomon

CEO at Meitav Benefits Ltd; LLB in Law & Business, Reichman University (2001-2004); Mentor at 8200 For Startups (EISP); Involvement with Techstars and Next Era Ltd

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