The structure U.S. and global investors expect. Issue shares, raise a round, and build toward a Delaware-standard cap table — from India.
A C-Corp is the standard structure for venture-backed startups — it issues shares, supports a cap table with multiple investors, and is what most U.S. and global VCs expect to fund. It costs a little more to set up and maintain than an LLC, but it's the right foundation if you plan to raise outside money.
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Comparing structures before you commit? Here's how a C-Corp stacks up.
| C-Corp | LLC | Sole Proprietor | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Startups raising capital | Freelancers & small teams | Not available to non-residents |
| Liability protection | Yes — personal assets safe | Yes — personal assets safe | No protection |
| Taxation | Corporate, more complex | Pass-through, simple | Personal income |
| Raise investment | Ideal for VC & shares | Limited | No |
| Setup with ATOV | $499, 7 days | $449, 7 days | — |