Founding network now forming

Upside BeyondOne Company

CrossComp is a new comp tool that grants employees upside in a broad network of startups. Companies use it to make hard offers stand out without pledging larger salaries or more equity.

Illustrative offer Key-hire package
Illustrative
Compensation line Structure
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Salary Reliable cash compensation
Current
02
Company upside The company being built or joined
Primary
03
CrossComp Potential value across participating companies
Third line
Complete offer Salary + company upside + CrossComp
Illustrative
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SalaryCurrent cash
02
Company upsidePrimary upside
03
CrossCompAdded third line
See the offer

One hard-hire example

The candidate wants $50K more cash
You have another choice

Sweeten the deal with upside in a network of startups

01

Spend more now

Raise salary

Pay more every year
02

Add more company upside

Grant more options

More options in one company
Complete offer

Salary + company equity + CrossComp

01 Cash now 02 Company upside 03 Network upside
Best first cases
Executive hire Senior technical hire Key-person retention Public-to-private move

How it works

Start with one offer

A difficult hire or an executive package

01Submit your current offer
02See the CrossComp version

The safeguards

Easy to explain
clear to approve

The employee gets it in seconds. The company sees every rule and every dollar before it signs.

Before an award is issued No hidden cost or fine print
01

A hard cost cap

Know the most the company can ever owe

02

Clear rules

Know how the employee earns the award, gets paid, and keeps it

03

One clean record

CrossComp tracks the award from day one through payment

FAQ

What does an employee actually receive?

A pay award from the employer. As the employee works, more of the award becomes theirs. CrossComp pays it from wins across the startup network—not just their company. The employee does not own shares in the network’s companies.

Does CrossComp depend on one company winning?

No. Company options depend on that company. CrossComp payments come from the wider network, so the employee has more than one path to win.

What does the company commit to?

The company puts $0 into the award when it is added. If the company later sells, goes public, or has another approved win, it pays a set amount up to a hard cap. CrossComp fees are separate and shown before it signs.

Does CrossComp replace company equity?

No. Salary and company equity stay. CrossComp adds network upside on top.

Do employees invest money?

No. Employees pay nothing, open no account, and buy or trade nothing.

Is a payout guaranteed?

No. The payment amount follows the network’s results and the award rules. CrossComp adds another path to get paid beyond one company; it does not promise a fixed payout.

Is CrossComp available today?

CrossComp is now choosing the first companies for its founding network. Awards launch after the network, documents, and company approvals are ready.

Founding network

Build a stronger offer

See your current offer, the CrossComp version, and the most your company could ever owe.

See how it works
Founding program

Model a real case

Tell us about one hard hire or retention decision. We’ll compare the current offer with a CrossComp offer and show the most your company could ever owe.

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