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Incubators

Open-ended programs that help people form and grow early companies, often with space and coaching rather than a fixed cohort.

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About incubators

An incubator supports company formation over a longer, looser period than an accelerator.

Who it is for: founders at the idea or very early stage, often tied to a university, city, or sector.

What you get: workspace, coaching, services, and a community. Some invest; many do not.

How people get in: rolling applications are common. Fit with the host institution or sector usually matters most.

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Do incubators take equity?

Some do and many do not. University and public incubators often take none. The confirmed terms are on each program page.

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