Arc Robotics / Growth company
Room to build.
Arc needs cloud infrastructure. It negotiates a cash-and-warrant arrangement with its supplier, so more of its raised cash can stay available for the business.
Warrant issuerThe infrastructure for stock warrants
Built for
aligned
growth.
Shared upside. Stronger partnerships.
Give the partners who help you grow a stake in what comes next. Wrnt brings market insight, warrant setup, agreements, and ongoing records into one connected place.
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Get ready before the first warrant.
Bring company details and corporate documents together. Record the terms, limits, and approval approach your team wants to work from.
- Company context
- Program preferences
- Supporting documents
Big partnerships. Shared upside.
Hover or tap a pair for the deal terms- Adyen
- Klarna
- Expensify
- Toast
- Affirm
- Zipcar
- Snowflake
- Chime
- Stripe
- Figma
- Shopify
- Ramp
- SVB
- Marqeta
- Square
- GitLab
- Coinbase
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01 / The relationship that changes everything
The right partner
can change
your trajectory.
A lean team still depends on others—for cloud infrastructure, AI, capital, distribution, and customers.
The deal that matters can arrive before you have the cash to fund it. And the partner helping you build something valuable may want more than a one-time fee.
Warrants bring potential future upside into that conversation. Wrnt helps you understand how similar arrangements are structured, consider what terms are reasonable, and turn the idea into a credible proposal.
02 / The possibility
Put more than cash
on the table.
A valuable partnership can begin with more than a payment. Explore the economics, benchmark terms, and give your partner a clear view of the potential upside before moving into the agreement.
Meridian Cloud / Supplier
A stake in possibility.
Meridian provides infrastructure under the commercial agreement. Alongside the agreed cash consideration, it receives a warrant to purchase shares on defined terms.
Warrant holderFictional companies, illustrative arrangement. Cash and warrant terms are negotiated; future value is uncertain.
New to stock warrants? Start here.
A stock warrant gives its holder the right to purchase shares from the issuer at an exercise price, subject to the agreement’s terms and time limits. Holding a warrant is different from already owning the underlying shares.
Warrants can be part of commercial, financing, or advisory relationships. Outcomes depend on the terms and the company’s future; exercise can dilute existing shareholders.
Explore the warrant FAQ03 / The connected ecosystem
Every position.
A wider
perspective.
Behind every warrant is a relationship. Keep your issued and held positions in view, with a way back to the details that matter.
See how the record comes together- Issuers · 4Company holds their warrants
- Holders · 4Hold the company’s warrants
- Commercial partners · 4Issued or held warrants
Partner describes the commercial relationship. Its warrant is still issued or held.
12warrant positions
6 issued · 6 held
NorthstarHeld warrant · Issuer counterpartyAssumed share value above exercise price
MeridianIssued warrant · Holder counterparty42 days to expiry
Each position connects its warrant agreement and counterparty relationship.
Illustrative portfolio · fictional companies, positions, values, and dates
04 / The long view
A warrant is a beginning.
We’re here for what follows.
From a first agreement to a future opportunity, give every part of your warrant’s journey a place.
01 / Establish
Make the connection.
Bring the agreement, the parties, and the details into focus.
02 / Manage
Stay on the same page.
Keep the terms and documents together as the relationship grows.
03 / Look ahead
Keep the future in view.
Return to the dates and details behind your stake in what comes next.
05 / The working structure
Before the agreement.
And everything after.
A PDF and a spreadsheet only tell part of the story. Wrnt connects the setup, the agreement, and the ongoing record—for the companies issuing warrants and the partners accepting them.
Be ready for the deal that matters.
Issuing or accepting a warrant starts before the document. Bring company details and corporate documents together. Record the terms, limits, and approval approach your team wants to work from—the foundations of a warrant program.
- Company details and corporate documents
- Warrant pool and program preferences
- Approval approach and signatories
Setup overview
A shared starting point.
The context behind your next agreement.
- Company & documents
- Example Company · corporate records
- Terms & limits
- Program preferences & warrant pool
- People & approvals
- Approval approach & signatories
06 / Inside Wrnt
The document at the center.
The intelligence around it.
Start with market insight drawn from thousands of warrants. Benchmark terms, shape a credible proposal, and keep the agreement and its ongoing record connected.
Explore market insightWork through the terms, supporting documents, and discussion as you prepare an agreement for external signing.
Interactive illustration · Fictional companies and terms
Agreement documentDraft
ARC ROBOTICSIllustrative agreement
Stock purchase
warrant
Issued to Meridian Cloud
THE PARTIES
Arc Robotics & Meridian Cloud
SHARE ENTITLEMENT
The holder may purchase shares of .
EXERCISE TERMS
Exercise price: per share.
EXAMPLE DATA1 / 1
07 / A shared instrument
One agreement.
Room for both sides.
Issue a warrant. Hold a warrant. Work across both.
The instrument gives the relationship a common point of reference.
Choose a perspective
A shared agreement.
A connected record.
The issuer
A commitment,
clearly considered.
Connect the instrument to your company context, the agreed terms, and the people responsible for preparing it.
Your organization’s warrantThe holder
A possibility,
kept in context.
Understand the warrant you hold, with its issuer, exercise terms, dates, and supporting documents a step away.
Your organization’s positionA foundation for your next partnership.
Bring your company context and warrant documents together as you consider warrants within your wider equity approach. Keep each agreement connected to the preparation and records behind it.
Explore the platformOne shared framework
Room for everyone.
Clarity at every level.
For founders.
Build your startup’s next partnership around shared upside. Keep company context, warrant terms, and supporting records organized as you grow.
Your company. A wider network.For holders.
Stay connected to your potential upside, with a clear view of the warrants you hold and the details behind each position.
Your stake. Shared upside.For partners.
Connect the contribution you make today to what you could build together. Keep the commercial relationship and its warrant agreement in context.
Two companies. One connection.The next partnership starts with a question
Who could change
your trajectory?
Let’s explore what a warrant could make possible.
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