Dividends : 7-12% non-cumulative

Dividends are not the focal point in startup investments. I've even heard an investor say she has never seen a startup actually pay dividends. But its there nonetheless in startup investment contracts.
So what is market? It seems to be...
7-12% Non-Cumulative
Rates
Was unable to find a comprehensive study on this but various sources site different ranges. So the range is somewhat subjective. But its safe to say that anything above 15% should warrant another look.
They are simply a modest deal sweetener and usually range between 5% and 15% - SVB
dividends will range from 5% to 15% depending on how aggressive your investor is - Feld.com
dividend rates range from 7% to 12%, varying somewhat to match interest rates.-Startup company Lawyer
Non-Cumulative vs Cumulative
Venture Beat mentions that 10 percent or less of financings have them [Cumulative].
And Carta published the following data where 4.1% of VC deals they tracked had Cumulative Dividends in Q3 2023, and had maxed at 11.4% in Q4 2022.
