FOR FOUNDERS & ENTREPRENEURS
Build the company, not the paperwork.
The brilliance of an idea shouldn't be lost to the hurdles of execution. Bulear lets you launch a real, governed, fundable company in minutes — and sidestep the ownership and trust problems that sink most early teams.
Where early companies break
Most startups don't die from bad ideas. They die from avoidable structural mistakes.
- Co-founder fallouts — Co-founder conflict is linked to as many as 65% of startup failures — almost always rooted in unclear ownership and decisions nobody wrote down.
- Rushed equity splits — Around 40% of founding teams spend less than a day deciding how to divide ownership. That single unrecorded conversation becomes the fight that ends the company.
- Formation is slow and expensive — First-year legal fees commonly run $15K–$20K, and incorporating means weeks of paperwork and gatekeepers before you can actually operate.
- Nothing to raise on — When you go to fundraise, you have a deck and a promise — but nothing a serious investor can independently verify.
By the numbers
How Bulear sets you up to win
- Ownership, settled up front — Set each founder's shares and the rules for changing them on day one — recorded and tamper-evident, so the hardest conversation is handled before it can become a dispute.
- Governance from the start — Decisions are made by proposal and vote within a fixed window. Nothing important happens in a DM that someone later 'doesn't remember'.
- Launch without lawyers — Create your company, add co-founders by issuing shares, and start operating in minutes. Keep the legal budget for when you genuinely need it.
- A track record that compounds — Every vote, contract, and treasury move builds a verifiable history. When you raise, you hand investors proof — not promises.
What you get
- Clarity that prevents disputes — Everyone knows what they own and how decisions get made — in writing, from the first day.
- Speed to operate — Skip the formation queue and start doing the work that matters now.
- Investor-ready by default — Arrive at fundraising with an auditable, verifiable company instead of a spreadsheet and a story.
One ecosystem, working for you
Verify yourself once on kycnode, build and govern your company on w3.company, and get discovered by partners and investors on bul.ink.
Common questions
Do I need to understand crypto or write any code?
No. Bulear is built for business people, not engineers. You set up your company, add your team, make decisions, and sign contracts in plain language — the same way you'd use any modern web app. There's nothing to install and no code to write.
How long does it take to get started?
Minutes. You create a company, set who owns what, and choose how decisions get made in a short guided flow. There are no formation lawyers, filing agents, or multi-week waits before you can operate.
Is a Bulear company legally compliant?
Compliance is built in. Every company is checked against UK, EU, and US rules — the system warns you early about issues and blocks the high-risk ones before they happen. Every member is identity-verified, and your company earns a legitimacy score you can show partners and investors.
Is everything about my company public?
Only what you choose. You decide what appears on your public directory profile. Sensitive documents, terms, and keys stay encrypted and visible only to the people you specifically authorize — so you can prove your track record without leaking your business secrets.
How do I know I'll actually get paid?
Payment is committed before the work starts. When both sides accept a contract, the funds are locked in up front and released on the terms you agreed. If something goes wrong, either side can raise a dispute and an impartial judge reviews it — no chasing invoices.
Can my existing company use Bulear?
Yes. Bring your team, set your ownership structure and governance, and run proposals, contracts, and your treasury alongside what you already do. New or established, the setup is the same.
What happens if there's a disagreement?
Either party can open a dispute on a contract. An impartial judge reviews the terms and the record and settles it. Because every decision and signature is recorded, there's a clear, tamper-evident history to settle on — not a 'that's not what we agreed' argument.
Who can take part?
Anyone who passes a one-time identity check. A single person can be a founder of one company, a member of another, and a contractor to a third — all from one verified identity that travels with them across the ecosystem.