Make your model a deal room
Bring your Excel waterfall into a readable, interactive page. Lay out preferred returns, hurdle rates, and equity splits without burying the logic in a spreadsheet.
CapTable IQ by HitchCapital / Early access
Turn equity waterfalls into an interactive deal room. Give LPs a clearer way to explore assumptions, understand distributions, and express interest in your next raise.
Built for commercial real estate and private equity sponsors.
One deal. Every investor’s perspective.
Waterfalls · Sensitivity analysis · Soft commitments
Our founding principles
Transparent waterfall logic
Assumptions investors can inspect
Collaboration, not another attachment
The product we’re building
CapTable IQ connects the sponsor’s financial model to the investor’s decision. Designed for sponsors raising $1M–$20M in private LP equity.
Start with the waterfall.
Our initial focus: Excel-to-web equity models, preferred return hurdles, and GP/LP splits. A practical foundation before a broader investment network.
Bring your Excel waterfall into a readable, interactive page. Lay out preferred returns, hurdle rates, and equity splits without burying the logic in a spreadsheet.
Explore exit cap rates, holding periods, and rent growth. See how changing assumptions affects personal returns and distribution schedules.
Share a deal link with LPs, bring co-investors into the review, and collect digital soft commitments. Interest stays distinct from a binding investment.
Plans & access
We’re developing a free entry tier for sponsors, with advanced analytics planned for Pro. Review the available plans below; early-access scope will be confirmed during onboarding.
For individuals getting started
$0/month
Build with us
We’re looking for founding sponsors with an upcoming equity raise. Request early access to explore whether CapTable IQ fits your waterfall and investor workflow.
For sponsors, syndicators, and deal teams.
Financial models illustrate assumptions, not guaranteed returns. HitchCapital is software, not investment advice. Soft commitments are non-binding.