India Startup Founder Kit
Incorporating in India means paperwork before product. This kit hands you a co-founder agreement with vesting and IP assignment, an ESOP calculator that handles Section 17(2) tax, and the NDAs, offer letters, and service contracts you need to start hiring and selling. Draft each in minutes, tuned to Indian company and tax law.
What's in this kit
Co-founder agreement with vesting, IP assignment, and exit clauses.
Compute ESOP vesting, exit value, and tax — with a draft grant letter.
Mutual or one-way NDA, ready to sign in minutes.
Appointment letter with pay breakdown, benefits, notice period, and IP clauses.
Services contract with scope, fees, IP ownership, and liability clauses.
Why start with a kit
- Everything a startup founder in India needs, in one place
- Each document is jurisdiction-aware — not a static template
- Generate free after signing in, then export to PDF / Word
- Save to your library and refine conversationally
Frequently asked questions
What's included in the India Startup Founder Kit?
The India Startup Founder Kit bundles the documents a startup founder in India typically needs: Founders' Agreement, ESOP Calculator, NDA Generator, Employment Letter, Service Agreement. Each one is generated free, tailored to your facts and jurisdiction.
Are these documents valid in India?
Every generator in this kit is tailored to India law, terminology, and formatting. Always review the result and, for anything consequential, have it checked by a qualified professional.
How much does it cost?
Browsing the kit is free and you can generate each document free after signing in — no credit card required. Some advanced apps may use plan credits.
Is this legal advice?
No. Legalyard AI generates documents and information to help you move faster, but it is not a substitute for advice from a qualified legal or finance professional. Verify before you rely on any output.
Legalyard AI helps you draft and understand documents faster. It is not a substitute for a qualified professional — review every output before you rely on it.