Accelerators are a lottery. We make the tickets cheap.

The best-known accelerators accept a few percent of the founders who apply. The founders who get in usually aren't the ones who wrote one perfect application — they're the ones who applied to many good programs. But every program asks the same things in different words, different orders and different character limits, so each application eats a day.

Applyseed fixes that. You build one startup profile from what you already have — a deck, your notes, a conversation with ChatGPT or Claude. We map the real questions and limits of 117 accelerators, fellowships and grants, and draft every answer for each program from your own words. You review, edit and press send.

What we believe

• Nothing invented. Every drafted answer comes from material you gave us. If we don't know something, we ask you instead of making it up.
• You press send. We never submit an application on your behalf. Your name, your call.
• Real questions, real limits. Each program page lists the questions its form actually asks, with their limits, so you can see what you're applying to before you start.
• Free to look. The program directory, application guides and blog are free and open to everyone.

How it works

1. Bring what you have: a deck, notes, or answers to one prompt.
2. We show you the few gaps that most programs ask about.
3. Pick programs and get a draft for every question, within each limit.

Start with the program directory, read our guides to accelerator applications and fundraising, or see pricing.

Who's behind it

Applyseed is built by Anas Chhilif, founder, Applyseed. Questions, corrections or a program we're missing? Use the "Suggest a question" link on any program page.