Hold Common

What are your options worth?

Start with your grant letter. The company details are optional; we'll fill in typical numbers and show you how much they matter.

Have your offer letter handy?

Drop in the PDF or a photo and we'll fill this in for you. We read it once and don't keep it.

What kind of equity?
Not sure which you have?

Check your grant letter or equity portal. It will say “incentive stock option,” “non-qualified” (or “non-statutory”), or “restricted stock unit.” If it has a strike price and doesn't say incentive, it's probably an NSO.

  • ISO (Incentive stock options): The right to buy shares at a fixed strike price, with tax advantages if you hold long enough.
  • NSO (Non-qualified stock options): The same right to buy at a strike price, but without the special tax treatment.
  • RSU (Restricted stock units): A promise of actual shares, delivered as they vest. There's nothing to buy.
Read the full primer
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Per share, from your grant letter.
Vesting schedule
How much has vested?
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