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I know this is blasphemy (being on Y Combinator news, and all), but someone should compile a list of all these funding programs. I think it'd be helpful for al
by wyday 17y ago
I know this is blasphemy (being on Y Combinator news, and all), but someone should compile a list of all these funding programs.
I think it'd be helpful for all of us.
- nebula 17y agoI know this is blasphemy (being on Y Combinator news, and all) It's not blasphemy, it's quite the opposite. AFAIK, YC is happy that it had set off this chain reaction that started all these Seed funds.
- dbul 17y agoI'm pretty sure YC doesn't have anything to fear. They will likely get the cream of the crop (according to their standards) since the program is well-established, is in the startup capital, and is lead by someone who has provided a wealth of resources on startups. YC is like the Harvard of seed funding programs: few people would turn it down if accepted.
- BerislavLopac 17y agoYou mean something like this? http://www.firstascentventures.com/blog/?p=26 http://www.firstascentventures.com/blog/?p=26
- wyday 17y agoExcellent! But too bad it's a blog post and not a wiki. It's missing a few that I know of, including this NYCSeed.
- rms 17y agoYC, Techstars (in Boulder and Boston), Launchbox, Seedcamp, Alphalab, Shotput, Dreamit, NYC Seed, Capital Factory, Awesome Inc, Bootup Labs, Lightspeed Summer Grants, Summer@Highland, Founders Co-Op, Flow Ventures, Gangplank HQ Incubator. Also iVentures10, but they come with a strong unrecommendation from an anonymous YC commenter. I didn't include some of the funds at the periphery, like CRV Quickstart and fbFund. There's also the Plug and Play Tech Center in Sunnyvale, just about the only true tech incubator left in the Bay Area.
- aditya 17y agoAlso, Start@spark