Accelerator · United States
gBETA is gener8tor's free seven-week pre-accelerator for early-stage startups, run in cities across the US and abroad. Cohorts of up to five companies get coaching and investor pitches, with no fees or equity taken.
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Verified 18 October 2026 · From the programme's own pages
Up to five companies are selected per cohort. gBETA runs multiple times a year at locations including Madison, Milwaukee, Fargo, Oklahoma City, Charlotte and Luxembourg, plus industry-specific editions. Each cohort agrees its own mix of in-person and virtual programming. The stated aim is for graduates to join an investment accelerator or raise a seed round.
Dates not published. gBETA runs multiple times every year in cities across the United States; each location announces its own dates, and none are published at present.
Usual timing: gBETA runs multiple times every year in cities across the United States; each location announces its own dates, and none are published at present.
The programme does not publish eligibility rules on the pages we read. Check its site before you apply.
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