Migrate to Ledgy,
free of charge in days
If your equity or cap table is on Pulley, it's about to be affected by the acquisition from Carta on their timeline, not yours. Ledgy will migrate your equity for you, fully validated, so you move without losing a single grant, agreement, or historical transaction.
What the acquisition means for Pulley customers
Expect a support team stretched too thin to help, and a product roadmap that's already been shelved. What's left is a migration to a system you didn't choose. You don't have to wait for your contract renewal to force that decision. Move to Ledgy on your own terms, before the choice gets made for you.
Why Ledgy?
Ledgy is a trusted, profitable company with strong board backing, including Sequoia Capital and NEA, and dedicated founders still leading the business. Here are the top six reasons companies choose Ledgy over the cap table tool they started with.
Bulk editing, workflow automation and integrations
Update transactions and cap table records in bulk, automate the workflows your team repeats every month, and connect Ledgy to the tools you already use, rather than editing one grant at a time or signing outside the platform.
Incorporation to post-IPO
One system that scales with you from your first cap table through IPO and beyond, so you're not migrating again the moment you outgrow this one.
Global equity infrastructure and compliance
IFRS 2 and ASC 718 reporting side by side, plus EMI, CSOP, SAYE and SIP support alongside 409A, so one system covers every entity you have.
Enterprise-level controls and permissions
Build custom roles for finance, legal and equity teams, with granular control scoped down to individual modules, not a handful of fixed access tiers.
A modern, self-service employee dashboard
Employees see vesting, exercises and scenario modelling directly, so your team spends less time answering the same questions by email.
409A and LLC valuations
A partner network delivering 409A and LLC valuations on a fast turnaround, at pricing matched to what you're already paying, so switching costs you nothing on valuations.
Live in days not weeks
Migrating from spreadsheets or another equity management software to Ledgy takes days, not weeks. A dedicated onboarding team handles the extraction, import, and validation of the cap table and equity documents, so admins aren't left to move historical grants and vesting data across by hand.
Set up
After signing, Ledgy's team sets up the account and works through the onboarding plan with the admin.
Data & document extraction
Ledgy's team works from existing systems to extract the data and documents needed.
Import
Ledgy's team imports the data and documents, cross-checking details with the admin along the way.
Data validation
Once migration is complete, admins review and validate the work to confirm the data is correct.
Frequently asked questions
Has Pulley been acquired by Carta?
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Yes, Pulley has been acquired by Carta. The acquisition directly impacts cap tables currently hosted on Pulley.
What does the Carta acquisition mean for Pulley customers?
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For Pulley customers, the acquisition means their cap table will be impacted on Carta’s timeline rather than their own. Customers can expect a support team in flux, an uncertain product roadmap, and a forced migration to a system they didn’t choose. Moving to Ledgy allows companies to transition on their own terms before a contract renewal forces the decision.
Can I migrate my cap table from Pulley to Ledgy for free?
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Yes, Ledgy offers a free, fully validated migration for Pulley customers. A dedicated migration specialist reviews every grant, agreement, and historical transaction with you before go-live, rather than relying on an automated import.
How long does it take to migrate from Pulley to Ledgy?
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Migrations typically take weeks, not months. Ledgy’s onboarding team handles extraction, import, and validation of your cap table data and equity documents so your admin team is not left to move historical records across by hand.
Does Ledgy support companies with entities outside the United States?
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Yes, Ledgy is built for international equity management, including IFRS 2 and ASC 718 reporting, EMI, CSOP, SAYE, and SIP schemes, as well as stock numbering and trustee and beneficiary structures required under frameworks like German AktG.
What compliance reporting does Ledgy offer?
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Ledgy supports IFRS 2 and ASC 718 reporting side by side, covering every entity you operate across different jurisdictions from a single platform.
How is Ledgy’s migration process different from other platforms?
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Unlike automated migrations built from raw data exports, Ledgy assigns a dedicated specialist who validates every grant, agreement, and historical transaction with you before your account goes live.