Benefits Related to Startups

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In addition to the perks listed below, I stumbled upon a website dedicated to startup perks: https://startupcredits.io/

  1. Microsoft’s Startups Founders Hub

This is purely a benefit, but you need to apply, and having a company entity is not required.

Included benefits:

  • GPT-4 access + up to $150k in Azure credits
  • $2500 in OpenAI credits
  • 1-on-1 expert guidance and meetings
  • Free use of some software, such as Office, GitHub, etc.
  • After joining, you can apply for Stripe Atlas at a 50% discount
  • For more details, see: https://startups.microsoft.com/blog/trusted-partner-benefits/

Application:

You need to apply via LinkedIn by filling out a simple form. No company entity is required, and the website states that results are usually given within 3 business days.

Link: https://foundershub.startups.microsoft.com/signup

  1. Startups Registered with Stripe Atlas

Benefits associated with registering a company entity through Stripe Atlas, with a registration fee of 500andanannualmaintenancefeeof500 and an annual maintenance fee of 100.

Company registration, EIN, and Mercury banking services all in one.

Included benefits:

Attractive offers:

  • Up to $100k in waived Stripe payment fees for the first year
  • Mercury deposit/spending rebates: If you deposit 20,000within60days,youget20,000 within 60 days, you get 1,000 back (C Corporation); if you spend 10,000within60days,youget10,000 within 60 days, you get 500 back (LLC)
  • 10,000inAWSActivatecreditsand10,000 in AWS Activate credits and 1,500 in AWS Business Support
  • Up to $2500 in OpenAI credits
  • Microsoft’s Startups Founders Hub (still requires separate application, not automatic)
  1. AWS Startup Benefits

Fill out a form to apply, and link your AWS account.

Link: https://aws.amazon.com/startups/credits

Included benefits:

  • $1000 in AWS credits
  1. Google Startup Benefits

Provides 2000atthebeginningand2000 at the beginning and 100,000 around Series A funding. Requires form submission. I haven’t applied since I’m not using Google Cloud.

Link: https://cloud.google.com/startup/benefits