Selling 49% Equity in My Startup — Looking for Someone Who Wants to Build a Future Unicorn
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I’m looking for someone who is visionary, creative, and genuinely interested in building a startup from the ground up.
I’m currently offering 49% equity in a startup project I’ve been working on for quite some time. I’ve already done the market research, business research, execution planning, and initial groundwork, and the project is now moving toward the MVP development stage.
The reason I’m offering such a large equity share is simple: I need to clear some personal dues and arrange enough initial capital so I can properly focus on executing the project instead of constantly worrying about finances.
A little about my background: I’m a Software Engineering graduate, and my FYP was selected for the Ignite program. Through that, I’ve had experience pitching in front of investors and interacting with startup founders and people in the ecosystem. That experience also helped me understand the difference between a project that is simply technically good and one that actually has business potential.
I’ve identified what I believe is a large problem through deep market research, and the project has some interesting modules that I believe could give it significant potential if executed properly. I’m not looking to simply sell an idea — the research and execution plan are already there, and I want to move toward building the MVP.
I’m looking for someone who can bring some combination of:
Business/entrepreneurial mindset
Creativity and vision
Networking or industry connections
Willingness to actually work on building the company
I’m not looking for someone who just wants to invest and disappear. I want to find someone who genuinely wants to be part of the journey and build something potentially huge.
I’ll share the actual business idea, research, financials, and execution plan privately with serious and interested people.
If you’re interested, DM me with a little about yourself, what you bring to the table, and why you’re interested in startups.