Give your startup more room to grow.

Activate Founders starts at $1,000 for bootstrapped or self-funded startups; select participants may reach $5,000. Activate Portfolio offers up to $200,000 with an Activate Provider Org ID. AWS decides approval, tier and credit amount.

AWS currently advertises up to $200 in credits; plan, account, service, and timing terms apply.

A changing catalog of third-party offers; eligibility can vary by credit package, location, and the individual offer.

The package depends on the participating provider and current AWS terms.

Potential seller collaboration for qualified partner opportunities; results are not guaranteed.

A partner technical review that can unlock additional AWS Partner benefits.

Co-sell support, seller visibility, training, and program benefits for qualified AWS software partners.

Custom buyer pricing and EULA terms through AWS Marketplace; it does not create demand by itself.

A procurement and distribution pathway rather than a guaranteed source of demand.

Assessment, migration support, and possible incentives depend on the workload and engagement.

A data-driven business case developed with AWS migration expertise; conclusions depend on supplied workload data.

The entry point for partner tooling, technical validation, specializations, Marketplace, and co-sell paths.

Free and subscription learning options; course and lab availability varies.

A form to reach an AWS sales representative and request account-team guidance; response and specialist assignment are not guaranteed.

Guidance and startup-focused AWS resources.

Event access, content, and networking vary by date, location, format, and capacity.

Program-specific technical expertise, mentorship, community, exposure, credits, or resources; availability varies.

Framework guidance and review tooling; expert-led remediation scope and funding vary.

Kiro currently advertises a limited-time offer of up to one year of Pro+ for eligible startups; tier and regional terms apply.

Technical patterns, business guidance, and SaaS architecture resources rather than implementation services.

Up to $350,000 over two years for eligible AI-first Scale startups: year one covers 100% up to $250,000; year two covers 20% up to another $100,000. This is the AI Scale package, not an additional pool; third-party models are excluded.

Google currently advertises up to $200,000 over two years for eligible Scale-tier startups: 100% coverage up to $100,000 in year one, then 20% coverage up to another $100,000 in year two.

Google currently advertises up to $12,000 in Enhanced Support credits for one year for eligible Scale-tier startups.

Google currently advertises up to $2,000 in cloud credits for one year and $200 in Google Skills credits for eligible Start-tier companies.

Current startup-program benefits advertise $200 in Google Skills credits for Start and $500 for Scale.

New eligible customers receive $300 for 90 days. Charges begin only after upgrading to a paid account; unused trial credit expires at the end of the original 90-day period. Ongoing Free Tier usage is a separate pathway.

A provider marketplace listing can create a Google Cloud procurement and distribution path for an approved product.

Eligible listed vendors can create custom offers for specific customers under current Marketplace terms.

Eligible products have monthly free usage limits per billing account. Free Tier usage is not charged against the $300 trial credit; excess usage is billed at standard rates. Limits are subject to change.

A formal partner path for technology, services, and co-selling motions, subject to current enrollment and tier requirements.

Public, provider-maintained architecture recommendations organized around six pillars.

Discovery and assessment can cover workload inventory, total-cost analysis, return on investment, and future-state architecture.

Potential services funding and quarterly Google Cloud credits depend on a RaMP agreement, qualified and tagged workloads, eligible spend growth, and current payout requirements.

Scale-tier benefits currently include a Startup Success Manager and access to Startup Customer Engineers.

Microsoft advertises up to $150,000 over time based on verified progress and Azure usage, or up to $200,000 for eligible Investor Network-backed startups. Use the amount and expiry in your approved offer; these are conditional program limits, not additive or immediate awards.

Public preparation, with or without an investor referral. Official pages disagree on starter credits ($200 versus $1,000 plus $4,000 after verification) and the Series C boundary. Ask Microsoft which terms apply; this route does not determine admission or an award.

Guidance on startup customer-acquisition, enterprise-selling and awareness benefits. Individual benefits have additional criteria; this is not Marketplace or co-sell approval.

A participating organization's referral can open an enhanced application path. A referral is not an approval or a separate credit pool.

A program-support request about onboarding, benefit redemption, credit activation or account entitlements. Production technical issues go to Azure Support.

Startup-team coordination on Azure AI or GPU quota requests. Azure teams decide access; GPU capacity is subject to availability.