Case Study: AudioMob scales equity management with Ledgy

Supported by Ledgy, AudioMob has developed a sophisticated structure for share ownership that can scale at the speed of light post-Series A

AudioMob, a UK-based media technology company founded in 2020, needed a more rigorous way to manage equity as it moved from informal founder agreements and seed funding into a high-stakes Series A round. As investor expectations grew, the team needed a growth-stage cap table management solution, and chose Ledgy to help handle the increasing complexity of share ownership and due diligence.

With Ledgy’s cap table management platform, AudioMob gained a faster, more intuitive way to access granular historical equity information and build a structured share ownership program that could scale with the business. Christian Facey said Ledgy is “5x quicker” than other solutions they found for retrieving individual historic transactions, helping AudioMob respond more effectively to investors and set up equity processes for future growth.

AudioMob

Christian Facey

Chief Executive Officer