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During the startup event, the most successful Startups will compete for the attention of selected members of Venture Funds and Angel Investors.
We have already organized more than 150 Startup Battles in various cities of Europe, the Middle East, and the USA. We have helped more than 100 Entrepreneurs raise money.
Join Startup Battle to find Diamonds in the Rough to Invest in or the Startup Investors for your Current Venture.
Pitching at the Startup Battle is a great opportunity to:
find investors;
raise money fr om venture funds and private investors;
acquire practical advice from experienced venture capital professionals;
find partners and clients, expand your network;
present your startup to a wide audience and the investment community.
If you are going to build a successful startup, try your hand at investment battles! Apply on the Event Page. Upon reviewing your Application we will contact you with feedback.
The participation fee for a startup is:
Early Bird - $300;
Optimal - $400;
Sleepy Owl - $500.
Based on the results of the Judges’ online voting, one startup will be chosen as the winner of the Startup Battle.
Join as a Guest our startup conference to:
learn wh ere to invest money to get good returns;
learn how to invest in startups;
meet the best startups;
learn how to find investors;
learn how to start a startup;
become a part of the startup community.
The Ticket Cost for Guests is:
Early Bird - $20;
Optimal - $30;
Sleepy Owl - $50.
You can purchase it by clicking on the “Ticket and registration” button on the Event page.
*The ticket is non-refundable.
Date and time: October 2, 2019, 7 pm - 10 pm.
See you at the156th Startup Battle in Silicon Valley on October 2!
Don’t miss:
155 Startup Battle in San Francisco on September 26.
157 Startup Battle in Los Angeles on October 9.
7:00 pm - 7:15 pm: Introduction by Organizers.
7:15 pm - 8:00 pm: Panel Discussion.
During this section, the true sharks of the investment industry and so-called old-timers of the venture market will share their own experiences and answer questions from guests.
8:00 pm – 8:15 pm: Coffee Break.
8:15 pm – 9:30 pm: Startups Competition.
The second stage is devoted to presentations by entrepreneurs. Each founder will have 8 minutes: 3 minutes for a pitch, and another 5 minutes for questions, comments, and suggestions by Judges.
9:30 pm - 10:00 pm: Networking.
It is a good opportunity to spend time with the right people of venture community in an informal setting of great startup meeting with pleasure and profit.
The main thing I would like to share is the event went beyond our expectations.
The venue was really full of interested people and even overcrowded, and that created the right emotional state for the pitching startups and for the audience. We met a few potential investors and made very valuable connections during networking.
After 1 month we are still in connection with the attendees of that Startup Battle. We are working on the Third Opinion Care development together.
We will definitely consider participating in the next events organized by the same team.
After participating in the Startup Battle, which was held by Startup.Network in the Silicon Valley, we gained tremendous amount of experience on how to build the startup and attract investments. Especially it was very cool to talk with MS. He gave us a lot of advice. If it were no it for this event, we would not be able to get such advice. Then we actively worked on searching for investors which we did. We began due diligence but we realised that we did not want to take any investments on the early stage. Again, useful advice from Mike Sandler, his criticism to be precise, helped us to find the way. At this point, we have several investors from among the surgeons, but for now, we are managing on our own.
Now we have an MVP that is not just a set of tools but a surgical robot. The manufacturing of the primary product is taking place in Taiwan. At this point, it is on the stage of being certified.
If somebody asks me whether I need any investments in the early stages, I will say no. It is significantly more important to develop the right network and to get proper advice.
Everything that happened is the credit to Startup.Network!
I want to thank Statup.Network for precious experience and help we've got during startup battles in USA and Berlin.
Mentors your team chooses for jury on battles are always very professional and ready to help.
We got valuable feedback and a good quantity of insights.
Raccoon.World team continues communication and builds relationships with several investors we met on the battles.
Hello!
We took part in several Startup Battles, organised by Startup.Network, in Moscow, Saint Petersburg, Minsk, Almaty, Kharkov and attended Startup Battle in San Francisco.
I believe that it helped us to be selected from more than 1000 competitors for acceleration program in the Netherlands, where we were the only startup from Eastern Europe.
Attending the Startup Battles is very beneficial for expending networking and gaining useful feedback. In particular, the feedback, what we got on Startup Battle, from the investor form the Silicon Valley helped us to find new and more perspective niche and make the pivot. We would be glad to collaborate with the Startup.Network team again.
We took part in two Startup.Network events: Startup Battle in Moscow and Startup BAttle in Silicon Valley.
We won the 1st place in Moscow and got a lot of attention from the media and investors. After that event, we received lots of useful pieces of advice and attended meetings with investors.
And we won the 3d place in Silicon Valley, and right after the pitch Marvin Liao
(Partner 500 Startups) offered us to join 500 Startups accelerator. Being acquainted with Marwin helped us one more time in Moscow in some time.
We would be glad to pitch at Startup Battles again!
Thank you.
