Cap Table Startup Pulley to Shut Down in December

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Pulley, a cap table management platform and competitor to Carta, has announced it will cease operations in December. The startup was backed by prominent investors including General Catalyst, Stripe, and Founders Fund. Pulley helped companies manage their equity and ownership structures. The company did not publicly detail the reasons behind its decision to close.

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