We built Nexus for founders who want to own what they build.
Nexus helps founders use retirement savings to start or buy a business through a cleaner, more modern ROBS experience, built for the sovereign founder who wants clarity, control, and full ownership.
We built the company we wanted when we used ROBS ourselves.
ROBS is a powerful structure. It gives founders a way to use retirement savings to start or buy a business without taking on debt or giving up equity.
But the experience around it has often felt stuck in another era. Pricing was hard to parse. Workflows were manual. Compliance felt opaque. The process was built around the provider's operations, not the founder making the decision.
We built Nexus to offer a better version: clearer economics, better software, and a higher standard for ongoing administration.
Wes Tang-Wymer
Jonathan Roberts
Founders deserve more clarity, more control, and better systems.
We think legacy providers miss the mark in a few predictable ways.
Clarity first.
Founders should understand how the structure works, what it costs, and what responsibilities come with it.
Control stays with you.
The right setup lets a founder fund the business without debt, dilution, or unnecessary complexity.
Compliance you can see.
Good administration should feel organized, visible, and well-supported, not mysterious.
Built around the founder.
The experience should be built for the operator making the decision, not just the intermediary selling the service.
Operators deserve better tools, clearer pricing, and a
compliance workflow designed around the founder.
Dive into our deeper point of view
A longer essay on ownership, capital formation, and why we think you deserve a better model.
Read here