Transfers made easier for every party
Simple for investors
Investors can review materials, sign documents, pay the $495 flat fee*, and access completed transfer documents online.
Easier for fund teams
Reduce administrative burden by keeping transfer details, parties, approvals, signatures, and payment in one guided process.
Legal review built in **
Cooley handles diligence and approval inside the workflow, so transfers stay fast, predictable, and legally grounded.
What's included in a $495 transfer*
Vanilla brings the key steps of a simple transfer into one guided workflow, from intake through closing.
- Guided intake
- Cooley legal review**
- Online flat-fee payment
- Automatic closing
- Online documents access
Built around how fund work gets done
One workflow for every party
Investors, fund teams, and counsel work from the same transfer — each sees the steps, statuses, and signatures relevant to them.
Nothing falls between inboxes, and everyone shares one source of truth from intake through closing.
From one transfer to recurring fund work
Start with a single transfer and scale into ongoing fund operations as volume grows.
Transfers, statuses, and amounts stay organized in one searchable queue, so the next deal builds on the last.
Cooley fund guidance built in**
Cooley reviews and approves each transfer inside the workflow, not in a separate email thread.
Compliance summaries and delegate sign-off are captured alongside the record, so the legal position is always clear.
Trusted across private funds
$100B+
closed through Vanilla
1,200+
fund formations
50,000+
registered investors
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See how transfers work
Explore Vanilla transfers with predictable $495 flat-fee pricing.*
* Available only for transfers in eligible funds and for non-negotiated transfers.
** In connection with Vanilla Transfers, Cooley's legal review workflow is performed solely as counsel to the relevant fund; Cooley does not represent or have an attorney-client relationship with investors in connection with Vanilla Transfers and any legal review or advice is provided for the sole benefit of the fund, not the investor. Investors may want to consider seeking their own separate counsel.