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Europe's most prominent early-stage fund. Invests at the earliest stages with ongoing support. If you're building in or for Europe, Seedcamp is the YC equivalent.

Tier

Tier C

Category

Accelerator

Investment

$500K

Equity

—

Contract

Equity

Duration

—

Location

London

Region

Europe

Remote

Yes

International

Accepted

Cohort size

20

Acceptance

3.00%

Pre-seed Seed

Application questions 19

  1. 01

    What is your first name?

  2. 02

    What is your last name?

  3. 03

    What is the name of your company?

  4. 04

    What is the best email address to reach you on?

  5. 05

    Please provide a working URL to your company website

  6. 06

    Where is your company based?

  7. 07

    What sector does your company operate in?

  8. 08

    What does your company do?

  9. 09

    Please provide a working URL to your deck

  10. 10

    When did you start working on your company?

    Please indicate the year.

  11. 11

    How many founders does your company have?

  12. 12

    Please provide a working URL to your LinkedIn account:

  13. 13

    What is your current time commitment to the company?

  14. 14

    How did you meet your co-founders (disregard if you're a solo-founder) and why are you the right team to build this company?

  15. 15

    Do you have a product link or video you could share?

    This can be a link to a wireframe, a demo or a live product depending on the stage you are at. Please include only one link - no extra text. Max. 200 characters

  16. 16

    What are your major milestones to date (users, pilots, revenues, etc. if any)?

  17. 17

    In 10 years, how will the world be different because of what you’ve built?

  18. 18

    If successful, what is the value you believe your company could reach at exit/a liquidity event?

  19. 19

    Have you previously raised funding for this company?

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