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Chicago non-profit tech hub whose paid memberships give founders from idea stage to growth stage a startup roadmap, weekly workshops, mentors, events and optional downtown co-working desks.
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Incubator · Atlanta, Georgia, United States
Georgia Tech's state-funded incubator for Georgia technology startups, with idea-stage classes, an Accelerate tier for companies past MVP and a Signature tier for scaling firms. It takes no equity; members pay quarterly dues.
Rolling applications Run by Georgia Institute of Technology
Verified 18 October 2026 · From the programme's own pages
No fixed term: Accelerate companies stay one to three years on average before moving to Signature, which has no time limit. On-site presence is not required, and ATDC has seven offices across Georgia.
Applications are accepted at any time.
Other incubators that share a sector with ATDC (Advanced Technology Development Center) or run in the United States.
Chicago non-profit tech hub whose paid memberships give founders from idea stage to growth stage a startup roadmap, weekly workshops, mentors, events and optional downtown co-working desks.
Funding not published · equity not published
Downtown Durham coworking community and startup hub for founders, with shared desks, private offices, mentorship, workshops and founder programmes such as Idea to Entrepreneur, a free course for first-time founders.
Funding not published · equity not published
Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Northeastern Pennsylvania's incubator on Lehigh University's Mountaintop campus in Bethlehem, offering office space and affordable wet-lab space to early-stage technology companies.
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The University of Washington's multi-industry incubator for early-stage startups in greater Seattle and the UW community, with desks, offices, wet and dry labs, coaching and workshops. It takes no equity.
Funding not published · equity-free
Birmingham nonprofit tech incubator offering incubation offices of 200 to 3,000 sq ft, coworking and community memberships, the five-week Voltage idea-stage programme and the Boost growth track for startups with an MVP.
Funding not published · equity not published
The University of Maryland's technology startup incubator in College Park, offering wet labs, offices and co-working space with mentoring from staff and entrepreneurs-in-residence. It takes no equity; companies pay below-market rent.
Funding not published · equity-free
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