CapTableClash

For Finance Clubs

Technical prep your members will actually do

CapTableClash is a free head-to-head finance interview game: two players get the same timed technical or Excel-shortcut question, and the faster correct answer deals the damage. It exists because members will do twenty timed questions against a rival and won't do twenty flashcards.

There is no cost, no contract, and nothing to install. Three things are set up specifically for clubs.

1. A verified badge for your members

Your club gets a flair: a small verified badge that appears next to your members' handles on the leaderboard, on their profiles, and in the match intro before every duel. You hand out a single redemption code to your members, and only someone who redeems it gets the badge.

It is genuinely verified rather than a free-text field anyone can type. The badge column can only ever be written by the code-checking function on our side, so a player cannot award themselves your club's badge.

2. Club standings

Clubs are ranked against each other on the club standings board, by the average rating of their rated players, so a bigger club has no automatic advantage. Each club has its own roster page showing its members ranked together.

In practice this is the part organizers use: it turns “try this site” into a standing your club either climbs or doesn't, and it gives you something concrete to put in a group chat.

3. A practice question on your own site

Drop a real, playable interview question straight into your club's website or resources page. One iframe, no signup, no backend:

<iframe
  src="https://www.captableclash.com/embed/widget"
  title="CapTableClash practice question"
  width="100%"
  height="520"
  style="border:1px solid #D9D4C7"
  loading="lazy"
></iframe>

See the embed page for options and a live preview.

Ways clubs actually use it

  • Technical training nights. Run a session on the Daily Challenge — everyone gets the same question set, so scores are directly comparable and you can go through the misses together afterwards.
  • Head-to-head brackets. Challenge a Friend generates a share link for a fixed question set. Neither player needs an account, so it survives a group chat.
  • Recruiting and onboarding. A ranked board gives new members something to chase in their first week, and the concept guides cover the material the questions test, so a beginner has somewhere to go after losing.

Get your club set up

Email us and we'll create your flair and send you a redemption code, usually within a day. Codes are capped and can be expired and reissued each term, so a leaked one is replaceable rather than permanent.

Or write to support@captableclash.com with your club name, school, your role, and roughly how many members you have.

The honest limits

A code is a shared secret handed to a room full of students. If a member forwards it to a friend outside the club, nothing in a code-based design stops that — what it does stop is someone awarding themselves your badge without a code at all. Codes are capped and expirable so a leaked one is contained.

And the material here is standard, canonical interview content meant as practice under time pressure. It is a study aid, not a substitute for your own training program, a course, or a textbook. See About for how the questions and guides are put together.