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Cake Equity vs Astrella

Compare with for 10 people.

Cake Equity
86%
match · $1,000/yr
Astrella
59%
match · $1,200/yr

Cake Equity is the better fit.

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Entry plan for 10 people, billed yearly where offered. Prices checked Oct 2026.

Cake Equity
Entry plan
Smaller bill
Flat price, whole team$83.33
× 12 months$999.96
Per year
$8.33 per person / mo
$1,000

Astrella
Entry plan
Flat price, whole team$100.00
× 12 months$1,200.00
Per year
$10.00 per person / mo
$1,200

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Cake Equity

From $1,000Free plan
G2 4.8 · 143 reviews

US seed and Series A startups that want to leave Carta for a published annual price that still includes 409A valuations.

Astrella

From $1,200
G2 4.5 · 51 reviews

US companies that want ASC 718 reporting and full onboarding at a single published price per stakeholder band.

Side by side

Cake EquityAstrella
PricingFree (5 stakeholders); paid from $1,000/year$1,200 to $8,200/year by stakeholder band
G2 Rating4.8 (143 reviews)4.5 (51 reviews)
Best ForUS seed and Series A startups that want to leave Carta for a published annual price that still includes 409A valuations.US companies that want ASC 718 reporting and full onboarding at a single published price per stakeholder band.

Pros and cons

Cake Equity

Pros

  • Published prices with clear stakeholder allowances and overage rates
  • Two 409As a year included on the Team plan
  • Free migration from Carta, Pulley or spreadsheets
  • SAFEs, convertible notes, warrants and scenario modeling on paid plans

Cons

  • US-focused, with no UK EMI or European scheme support advertised
  • Audit-ready ASC 718 reporting sits on the custom-priced Pro plan
  • Pro overage of $60 per extra stakeholder adds up for large teams

Astrella

Pros

  • Simple stakeholder-band pricing published on the website
  • ASC 718/IFRS and exit modeling in every package
  • Full-service onboarding and unlimited phone support included
  • Backed by EQ, a large transfer agent and shareholder services group

Cons

  • 409A valuations are a quoted add-on
  • Sharp price jumps at each stakeholder band
  • Few published details on international schemes such as EMI

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