AcceleratorAndreessen Horowitz
a16z's accelerator and fund for out-of-network founders, launched in 2020 (no current cohort).
- Location
- San Francisco, California, United States
- Terms
- Investment Capital
3 accelerators focused on creator economy. None is taking applications right now. Most run in a hybrid format, and most do not pay a stipend.
3 programs
AcceleratorAndreessen Horowitz
a16z's accelerator and fund for out-of-network founders, launched in 2020 (no current cohort).
AcceleratorCreators HQ
Creators Ventures Accelerator is a 10-week hybrid business-building and acceleration program focused on identifying and incubating promising creato…
AcceleratorBased on the 3 of 3 programs that say.
Based on the 3 of 3 programs that say.
Based on the 2 of 3 programs that say. A program can list more than one region.
An accelerator invests a set amount in a cohort of startups and supports them intensively for a few months.
Who it is for: early-stage founding teams with a company, often pre-seed or seed.
What you get: capital on standard terms, mentors, a peer cohort, investor introductions, perks, and usually a demo day.
How people get in: an application, interviews, and a selective cohort. Read the equity terms closely; they vary widely between programs.
The programs here name creator economy as a focus. Some cover other sectors too.
None of the 3 is taking applications right now. Each program's page shows when it usually opens.
0 of the 3 pay a stipend and 1 is unpaid. The other 2 pay in other ways, such as carry or equity, or do not say.
0 of the 3 run fully remotely, 3 mix remote and in-person time, and 0 run in person.
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