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Calm Company Fund

Early-stage investor in software companies using a shared earnings agreement instead of equity

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About Calm Company Fund

Calm Company Fund invests early in software and software-enabled companies. Its own funding structure, the Shared Earnings Agreement, differs from usual venture capital and accelerators. The team is made up of founders, bootstrappers and makers.

What Calm Company Fund offers

  • Shared Earnings Agreement (SEAL): investors put in capital up front and receive an agreed share of what founders earn.
  • Alternative to equity: used in place of a SAFE, convertible note or equity.
  • Founder control: the agreement is not debt, has no fixed repayment schedule and needs no personal guarantee.
  • Open terms: the agreement was drafted in public and its current version is published.

Clients

Entrepreneurs who want to build sustainable, profitable software businesses rather than chase a large exit.

Key facts

  • Stage: early
  • Sector: software and software-enabled companies
  • Term: a long-term commitment, usually for the life of the business

Profile written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Oct 2026.

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