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The Investment Journey in GIRLSTEL:
Growth Strategy
Your Pre-Seed investment is not just capital; it's strategic trust in our team and startup, with proven results from a successful pilot project. We are building the first technological platform in the women's community niche in Europe, integrating real estate, community, and digital solutions.
This page details the mechanism for converting your early investment into company equity, demonstrates the potential for value growth at each financing stage, and explains how investor interests are protected through a SAFE structure with a defined valuation cap. We provide a transparent projection from Pre-Seed to strategic exit.
For calculations, we will use an investment of €10,000 as a basis.
Phase 1: Proof of Scalability
(Pre-Seed)
At this stage, we are raising capital to transform a successful pilot project into a fully scalable technological platform: for the development of a mobile app MVP, a club system, CRM, launching a property management system, opening three facilities with a full community, developing a corporate structure and financial model, and developing a franchise.
Your Investment
€10,000
Direct investment in the development of MVP APP, CRM, Club, launch of the first 3 facilities, Franchise, etc.
Total Round
€270,000
Total capital we are raising in the Pre-Seed round from early-stage investors.
Valuation Cap (Cap)
€3,500,000
Maximum company valuation at which your investment will be converted into equity.
Investment Instrument
SAFE
Protecting your interests through a Valuation Cap (Cap) or a preferential discount (15-25%) upon conversion.
Projected Outcome upon Completion of
Phase 1 (12–18 months)
Projected Company Valuation
(Post-Money): €6,000,000
  • Conversion: Your €10,000 investment converts from the SAFE agreement into company equity at the Cap (€3.5 million), as the actual valuation is higher (€6 million).
  • Your Share: Approximately 0.286% of company equity.
  • Current Value: €6,000,000 × 0.286% ≈ €17,160
  • Value Increase: +71.6% over 12-18 months.
  • Protection of Your Interests: If the projected company valuation is not met, conversion will occur at a preferential discount.
This is your risk premium and early trust. Your investment is converted at the "Cap price", not the "market price".

Important: At this stage, you receive an increase in investment value. Profit is not yet paid out — it is reinvested into business development and scaling to maximize long-term returns.
Phase 2: Scaling (Seed Round)
At this stage, we leverage a proven business model and successful MVP for aggressive expansion into new European markets. Attracting professional venture capital will enable us to open 50 locations in 20+ countries and grow our active application user base to 100,000+ women.
Fundraising
€3.0 – €5.0 M
Investments from professional VC funds specializing in PropTech and community-driven platforms
Main Focus
International Expansion
Opening in 20+ new European countries, launching 50+ locations, proving model scalability
Key Metrics
User Base Growth
Achieving 100,000+ active application users, average LTV €12,000, retention rate 75%+
Projected Outcome upon Completion of Phase 2 (6 years)
€30M
Company Valuation
Post-Money valuation after successful Seed round
€85,800
Value of Your Share
€30M × 0.286% — increase in investment value
8.5x
Value Growth
Growth multiplier for the initial
€10,000
Your 0.286% share in the company increases in value proportionally to the company's valuation. Your investment has grown 8.5 times in value, and you continue to build capitalization in anticipation of Series A and a strategic exit.
Phase 3: Strategic Exit (Series A and M&A)
At this stage, GIRLSTEL becomes a recognized leader in the women's community niche in Europe. We attract large institutional investments for global expansion and prepare for a strategic acquisition by major players in the hospitality industry or PropTech giants.
01
Series A Fundraising
€10 – €15 million from institutional funds for global scaling and technological leadership
02
Achieve 150+ Locations
Expansion into 25+ countries outside Europe, building the largest women's community network with a unified technological platform
03
Attracting Buyer Interest
Strategic negotiations with hotel operators Accor, Selina, Marriott/Hilton, major PropTech funds Fifth Wall, A/O PropTech, Pi Labs regarding Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A)
04
Investor Exit
M&A or IPO — the moment of liquidity for early investors and realization of accumulated investment value. At this stage, it is possible to sell your stake in the company and recover your investment
Projected Outcome at the End of Phase 3 (10+ years)
€150M
Exit Valuation
Exit Valuation — company value at the time of an M&A transaction or IPO
€429,000
Projected Return
The amount your €10,000 investment will yield upon successful exit
42.86x
Multiplier (MoM)
Return on Investment (ROI)
= €150M ÷ €3.5M (Cap)
Moment of Profit Realization: The potential exit of an investor from the project occurs at the moment of M&A (strategic merger/acquisition) or IPO (initial public offering). It is at this stage that the accumulated value of your investment is converted into cash with a multiplier of ~43x from the initial amount of €10,000.
Investment Journey Summary (Forecast)
Your investment of €10,000 converts into an equity stake in the company at an early valuation, protected by a Cap of €3.5 million. This stake is maintained throughout all funding rounds, with its value growing proportionally to the increase in the company's valuation at each development stage.
Pre-Seed
Protection via €3.5M Cap, conversion into a 0.286% equity stake
Value Growth
Stake maintained, value increases with each round
Liquidity
Exit via M&A or IPO — realization of accumulated value
The table demonstrates the exponential growth in the value of your stake at each stage of the company's development. A key factor is the protection through a valuation Cap or a preferential discount, which ensures that early investors receive a significantly larger stake upon conversion than if the conversion occurred at the current market valuation of subsequent rounds.
Venture Nature of the Investment

Important notice: This is an early-stage venture investment. The risk is high, and there are no guarantees of achieving the stated valuations or the planned exit. Pre-Seed stage startups have elevated risks of failure.
Risk Factors
  • Competition in the community segment may intensify
  • Regulatory changes in the short-term rental sector
  • Macroeconomic factors affecting the real estate market
  • Execution risks: entering new markets, team hiring
Success Factors
  • Proven pilot model with real residents
  • First mover in the undervalued niche of women's community
  • Experienced team with a track record in co-living hospitality
  • Clear technological differentiation through the platform
Potential Return
  • If successful: 42.86x return on investment
  • €10,000 → €429,000 in 10 years
  • IRR (Internal Rate of Return) ~80-100% annually
  • Significantly exceeds traditional investments
The startup model is built on the principle of high risk = high reward. Some startups do not achieve planned metrics, but successful projects multiply compensate for losses. Your investment in GIRLSTEL is a bet on the team, a proven model, and a growing market for women's communities in Europe and worldwide.
Legendary Early Investment Stories:
From $1 to a Million
The history of venture capital is full of impressive examples of how belief in a bold idea at the very earliest stage turns into life-changing fortunes. From the online bookstore Amazon to the video conferencing platform Zoom, these companies started with ideas many considered crazy. But investors who believed in the founders in the earliest stages received returns on investment that exceeded their wildest expectations. Each story is a lesson in the power of vision, patience, and the willingness to take risks in pre-seed and seed rounds.
🧭 Amazon — a bookstore that became an empire
Founded: 1994, valuation ~ $500 000
IPO: 1997 at $18 per share
Peak: $3 773 per share in 2021
Every dollar invested turned into more than $2000. Jeff Bezos started by selling books from his garage, and his early investors became multimillionaires by believing in the vision of e-commerce when the internet was just emerging.
📱 Apple — faith in an "apple" from a garage
Founded: 1976
Early Investment: $250 000 from Mike Markkula in 1977
IPO: 1980 at $22 per share
Markkula invested a quarter of a million and received $200 million at IPO — a return of $800 for every dollar. If he hadn't sold his shares, his fortune today would be in the tens of billions. A story of how an investment in two young visionaries turned into one of the greatest technology empires.
👟 Nike — trusting a dreamer
Founded: 1964 (Blue Ribbon Sports)
Early Investments: 1971-1975, friends and local businessmen
IPO: 1980 at $22 per share
Phil Knight started by selling sneakers from the trunk of his car. Early investors, who put in a few thousand dollars, today own capital in the hundreds of millions. Bob Woodell's family, one of the first investors, is among Oregon's wealthiest people thanks to their belief in athletic footwear.
⚡ Tesla — a crazy idea that became reality
Founded: 2003
Early Investors: Elon Musk ($6.5 million in 2004), DFJ and Valor Equity
IPO: 2010 at $17 per share
When everyone laughed at the idea of electric cars, Tim Draper and other investors believed in the vision. The result? Every dollar of investment at IPO turned into $200-300. Funds that entered at the pre-IPO stage earned hundreds of millions, proving the power of belief in revolutionary technologies.
🏠 Airbnb — from a mattress to an empire
Founded: 2008
Seed Investors: Y Combinator ($20K for 6%), Sequoia ($585K at a $2.4 million valuation)
IPO: 2020 at $68 per share, peak $216
Three guys were renting a room with an air mattress in San Francisco. Sequoia's $585 000 investment turned into $4.8 billion — a return of $8 205 for every dollar. For Y Combinator, $20K became $2+ billion — an incredible $100 000 for every dollar invested.
🎥 Zoom — the "boring" platform that saved the day
Founded: 2011
Series A: Emergence Capital ($6 million in 2015 at a ~ $25 million valuation)
IPO: 2019 at $36, peak over $560 in 2020
A video platform seemed ordinary until the pandemic turned it into an indispensable tool. Emergence Capital turned its $6 million into over $1 billion. Every dollar of early investment brought $150-200 in return — proof that "boring" ideas can become goldmines.
These stories share one thing: investors believed in the founders at the earliest stage, when risks seemed enormous, and ideas — crazy. It was this willingness to take risks in pre-seed and seed rounds that created legendary fortunes and changed the world of technology forever.
Your Moment Is Now
Every great story begins with one bold decision – to believe in a future that others do not yet see. Today, you have a unique opportunity to become part of a revolution in the women's community and acquire a stake in a company that will change the lives of thousands of women across Europe. Do not miss your chance to be part of GIRLSTEL's success story on the most favorable terms – tomorrow, this opportunity might disappear forever.