No-Shop Clause

A No-Shop Clause is a provision in an agreement in which one party agrees not to look to contract with other potential people for a specific time period. No-Shop Clauses are typically found in both acquisitions and financings in which the acquirer or VC involved does not want the startup looking elsewhere.


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