Startup Funding

Startup Funding refers to the financial support given to early-stage businesses or startups to help them grow, scale operations, or bring a product/service to market.

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Types of Funding:

  • Bootstrapping: Self-funding by founders.
  • Angel Investors: High-net-worth individuals who invest in exchange for equity.
  • Venture Capital: Professional funds that invest in startups with high growth potential.
  • Bank Loans: Loans from banks, usually with stricter repayment terms.
  • Crowd funding: Raising funds from a large group of people via platforms like Kickstarter or Indiego go.

Eligibility Criteria

  • A registered business entity (LLP, Private Ltd, etc.).
  • A viable business plan and market potential.
  • A Minimum Viable Product (MVP) or proof of concept (for some investors).
  • Criteria:
  • Investment Size: Varies from small seed funds to multi-million dollar investments depending on the stage.
  • Equity Dilution: Investors often ask for a percentage of equity in return for funding.
  • Revenue Model: A clear plan for generating revenue.
  • Documents Required: Business plan, pitch deck, financial projections, and company registration documents.