Invest in EasyBear

Open to accredited investors only, as defined in Rule 501(a) of Regulation D. Offering conducted under Rule 506(c).

EasyBear Inc. is raising a pre-seed round from accredited investors. Any offering is made only under Rule 506(c) of Regulation D and only through definitive offering documents. Accredited status must be verified before any subscription is accepted.

Only accredited investors, as defined in Rule 501(a) of Regulation D. Any offering is made under Rule 506(c), which requires us to verify your accredited status before we may accept a subscription.

Recent IRS income forms, account statements together with a credit report, or a letter from a licensed attorney, CPA, broker-dealer or registered investment adviser dated within the last three months. We will walk you through it, and nothing is uploaded on this site.

Round size

$500K

Post-money valuation cap

$8M

Minimum check

$5,000

Post-money, standard form

SAFE

A SAFE is not a loan and not yet a share. You send money now and receive shares later, when we raise a priced round.

It pays no interest, has no maturity date, and carries no dividend, no board seat and no vote.

If the round prices above the cap, you pay less per share.

Standard Y Combinator post-money SAFE (a publicly published form; EasyBear is not affiliated with Y Combinator). A summary, not legal advice.

There is no repayment date, and we will not invent one. A SAFE is not debt: no interest, no maturity, and no obligation on us to buy it back.

Your SAFE converts into shares at our next priced round. After a pre-seed that is typically twelve to thirty-six months — sometimes longer, and possibly never.

Cash, if it comes, comes after that: a later round in which existing investors are allowed to sell part of their position, an acquisition, or eventually a public listing.

Plan on three or more years of complete illiquidity and on the real possibility of losing everything you put in. If you need a defined return date, this is the wrong instrument for you, and we would rather say so now than after you have wired.

We cannot tell you. Returns on private securities cannot be promised.

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  Non-GAAP revenue is all payments customers made through EasyBear since launch (card payments and cash recorded by technicians), net of refunds (chargebacks are not subtracted), including technicians' share, parts and sales tax. It is not GAAP revenue. Unaudited.

  Commerce figures are as of October 24, 2026, taken from the production payment ledger; test fixtures are excluded. Orders are counted by the date they were created, in Pacific Time; charges by the date they settled.

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• Our commission is EasyBear's own share of those payments, after the card fees we pay and excluding sales tax; refunds and chargebacks we absorbed are not subtracted, and on cash jobs part of it is owed by the technician.

• Orders are all customer orders created since launch, including those later canceled, excluding test orders.

• Taxis and ride-hailing: what riders paid in the US in 2025, excluding tips. Our estimate is about $70B (range $62B to $82B): Uber about $45B (Uber reports only its global $97.5B), Lyft about $17B, taxis and limousines about $8B. Home services: McKinsey & Company, Feb 25, 2026: 'US spending on home services is approximately $700 billion' (the 2024 level).

• First Round Capital invested $510,000 in Uber's 2010 seed round; at the 2019 IPO that investment was valued at about $2.5 billion (The Wall Street Journal), about 5,000x. $5,000 at the same multiple is about $25 million.

• DoorDash's IPO prospectus shows its lowest-priced investor shares (Series A-1) at $0.15, split-adjusted; the stock closed at $189.51 on its first trading day, Dec 9, 2020, about 1,260x. $100,000 at that multiple is about $126 million; at the $102 IPO price it is about $68 million.

• Examples of other companies and their early investors are history, not a forecast for EasyBear.

• DoorDash passed Grubhub in US consumer spending in early 2019 (Edison Trends); in March 2024 DoorDash held 67% and Grubhub 8% (Bloomberg Second Measure).

• Puls raised about $111 million: $96 million under earlier management and $15 million in 2021 (TechCrunch, Nov 11, 2021). 'Couldn't get operations right' is our opinion, based on public reviews: the Better Business Bureau lists 255 complaints in the last three years, many about canceled or missed visits. Yelp, 'Puls Appliance Repair', San Francisco: 1.1 stars from 64 reviews; Yelp nationwide: 2.4 stars from 1,733 reviews; 64% of the ratings in Yelp's breakdown are one-star (read Oct 9, 2026). Technician quotes come from public App Store reviews of the Puls Technician app, 2022 to 2026; the 'good techs' review (Feb 5, 2022) is about pay for canceled jobs. Other sites show higher ratings: Trustpilot 4.1, where Puls asks its customers for reviews, and a review average of 4.5 at the Better Business Bureau.

• Large US home-services providers in company reports for 2025: Home Depot services $5.65B, ADT $5.13B, Neighborly $4.6B system-wide, Rentokil North America (Terminix) $4.29B, Rollins $3.76B, Lowe's services $2.54B, Frontdoor $2.09B: each under 1% of about $700B. Software used by contractors, such as ServiceTitan, does not perform the work. Appliance repair: IBISWorld (2026) reports no company with a share above 5%.

• Yelp: advertising was 95% of fiscal 2025 revenue (Form 10-K). Angi: lead fees and advertising were 89% of fiscal 2025 US revenue (Form 10-K). Google Local Services Ads and Thumbtack charge businesses per lead. EasyBear bought Google ads from February to May 2026 and receives customer requests through Yelp.

• In 2026 technicians received about 70% of labor and parts across all paid orders.

• EasyBear assigns a job only to a technician qualified for that appliance in that ZIP, and technicians who leave job requests unanswered lose their near-term slots. First-visit fixes, callbacks, ratings and average ticket are measured for every technician; ranking dispatch by them is planned, not built. A technician who leaves at least 30% of job confirmations unanswered over 30 days (minimum 3) is offered no slots within the next 2 days; at 60% or more, within the next 7 days.

• Inbound calls are answered by EasyBear's in-house voice AI, in production since March 2026; there is no live transfer to a person. Company records as of August 26, 2026. 2,908 of 2,933 outbound Yelp replies in the seven months to August 26, 2026; 25 were written by a person. No human operator role exists; the founder answers escalations.

• Test mode means the product is still being built; every order and revenue figure on this page is a real customer order or payment.

• The floating share is designed, not in effect. It would rise with measured performance, and no technician's share depends on it today.