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Accelerators

Fixed-length cohort programs that invest in startups and give them intensive support, usually ending in a demo day.

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a16z speedrun logoAccelerator

a16z speedrun

a16z's accelerator: up to $1M, $10M+ in credits and a 12-week in-person program in San Francisco.

Location
San Francisco, California, United States
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About accelerators

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.

Questions people ask

How much equity do accelerators take?

It varies. Many take between 5 and 10 percent in exchange for a fixed investment. The confirmed terms are on each program page.

Is an accelerator the same as an incubator?

No. Accelerators run fixed cohorts with investment and a demo day. Incubators are usually longer, looser, and often do not invest.

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