Slicing Pie
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Brand Details
Type: Product
Description: Slicing Pie is a dynamic equity sharing model for early-stage startups developed by Mike Moyer, based on game theory. It adjusts equity shares based on contributions, ensuring fairness even if contributions vary. Equity is calculated based on tangible and measurable elements, minimizing unfair advantage. Once profitable or with significant funding, the equity split freezes, determining profit/sale distributions. It also helps calculate fair buyout prices for departing members. Resources include books, videos, articles, online software (The Pie Slicer), and consultations with Mike Moyer.
Website: https://slicingpie.com
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💬 8 comments
⬆︎ 0 upvotes
The post promotes the Slicing Pie model, suggesting a better approach for equity distribution.
Found in /r/startups/Mar 24, 2025
Equity Split Issues (I will not promote)
💬 12 comments
⬆︎ 1 upvotes
The post is primarily about equity split in a startup. The comments reference Slicing Pie as a model to solve the issue.
Found in /r/startups/Jan 17, 2025
Equity discussion
💬 38 comments
⬆︎ 8 upvotes
Mentioned as a resource for equity split based on contributions.
Found in /r/startups/Dec 26, 2024
Interested in learning more about startups-books to read/listen to
💬 8 comments
⬆︎ 11 upvotes
Mentioned as a book recommendation.
Found in /r/startups/Nov 25, 2024
The Top Reason You Can’t Find a Technical Co-Founder
💬 129 comments
⬆︎ 129 upvotes
Mentioned in the context of equity split models.
Found in /r/startups/Apr 16, 2024
Spent 1.5 years making Fazier, a startup launch platform, that made $31.31.
💬 91 comments
⬆︎ 49 upvotes
Mentioned as a book helpful for equity allocation in startups.
Found in /r/SaaS/Mar 29, 2020
Unfair Equity Split?
💬 37 comments
⬆︎ 14 upvotes
Slicing Pie is mentioned as a fair equity split model for early-stage startups.
Found in /r/startup/Mar 21, 2020
If you are looking for startup co-founders and you do not have any trusted people in your immediate circle such as programmers, SEO specialists and such, how do you go about giving away equity to someone you do not know hoping they have great character and work ethic?
💬 59 comments
⬆︎ 128 upvotes
Mentions SlicingPie.com as a resource
Found in /r/startups/Subscribe to our newsletter!
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