Capitalization table
6 share classes, by liquidation seniority| Class | Authorized | Liq. pref | Participation | Issue price | % owned |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Seed-1 | 2,492,270 | ▮ | ▮ | ▮ | ▮ |
| Seed-2 | 13,739,920 | ▮ | ▮ | ▮ | ▮ |
| Seed-3 | 12,216,090 | ▮ | ▮ | ▮ | ▮ |
| Seed-4 | 1,526,650 | ▮ | ▮ | ▮ | ▮ |
| Seed-5 | 4,037,710 | ▮ | ▮ | ▮ | ▮ |
| Seed-6 | 5,130,000 | ▮ | ▮ | ▮ | ▮ |
Membership and data by Private Market View
- ·Every dated print: 2 trades with prices and structures
- ·Direct lines for 8 people on the team
Membership and data by Private Market View
Reading Notion's cap table
Share classes are listed senior-first: in a sale or liquidation, higher-seniority preferred stock is paid its liquidation preference before junior classes and common see proceeds. A participating class takes its preference and shares in the remainder; a non-participating class chooses one or the other.
The original issue price is what investors paid per share in that class’s round — read against current secondary prices, it shows which investors are above or below water.
Frequently asked about Notion
- How many share classes does Notion have?
- Notion has 6 recorded share classes, listed by liquidation seniority — Seed-1 is the most senior.
- How many shares has Notion authorized?
- Across its 6 recorded classes, Notion has authorized 39,142,640 shares.
- Where does Notion's cap table come from?
- Share classes are assembled from certificates of incorporation, priced-round filings, and disclosures across Notion's 10 recorded funding rounds.