startups and success

   Raise money for your startup through seed funding

  Terms like seed funding, seed money and seed capital are increasingly gaining recognition among people in the context of Startups. It is actually an initial investment made in a startup through which entrepreneurs can cover expenses such as infrastructure costs, marketing and development costs and hiring even before generating revenue. In such a situation, it is evident that it is not given less status than the foundation of startups. Seed funding can be achieved in many ways, including accelerators, incubators and crowdfunding. But apart from these, there are some ways that you can try to get seed funding for your startup.

  Date funding

  Entrepreneurs can borrow from banks or family. Occasionally, venture capitalists or angel investors also lend startups to sectors where money is spent more than equity investment, but also grow. 

  There are large investments in venture capital funding

  Venture capitalists are large investors who provide funding to startups based on factors such as growth potential, market position, founder's vision, idea. In return, they retain a part of the equity in the venture. If the startup makes good progress, the VCs can funding it in various rounds even after the seed stage.

  Corporate seed funds

  The special feature of this method of seed funding is that the startup gets good visibility from the beginning as it has the name of big companies associated with it. Companies like Apple, Google and Intel regularly provide seed money to startups. For them, startups are such sources of profit, intellectual property or tablets that can benefit the company in the future.

  Convertible securities

  These are investments that start as a loan, but depending on the progress of the company, they are converted into equity or shares in the future. This growth can be gauged from the startup achieving specific sales or revenue targets.

  Angel investors

  Angel investors are individuals who provide capital to startups in exchange for ownership equity, or proprietary or convertible date. They have been given this name because many times they give money to startups when the chances of their failure are high.