A startup program is planned, not open
Build coordination into your product from day one. A program for early-stage startups is planned. It is not open, and its benefit is not set.
Build coordination into your product from day one. A program for early-stage startups is planned. It is not open, and its benefit is not set.
Put admission in front of your MCP servers, repositories, SaaS tools and cloud accounts. Every agent gets a lease or a reason – and you keep the lever to stop any of them.
The program is planned for independent, early-stage companies. Who qualifies is open.
A discount is the idea. Nothing is set or offered.
Whether it is a discount, its size and its plans are not decided. No price is changed.
Whether extra seats are covered while a benefit runs is not decided.
How a benefit would follow a plan change is not decided yet. Nothing is offered today.
Any benefit would not remove features from a plan. The plans are listed on the pricing page.
No program terms are published yet. When they are, they will add to the Terms of Service and not replace them, and the full terms will apply. See the plans behind Startups →
Registering takes about five minutes. It opens nothing: we keep your details to write to you when this program is set. We state no reply time.
Not decided yet. The terms, once published, will say how long a benefit runs and what comes after it. Until then, nothing changes on any plan.
Not decided yet. Mention an accelerator or incubator in your description if you are in one, and we will keep it with your details.
Not decided yet. The terms, once published, will say how a benefit applies to billing.
Not decided yet. No checks run today, because no benefit exists to check against. The terms, once published, will say how checks work.
