Betatron will evaluate your startup over several stages of due diligence. The first stage involves collecting information about who you are and what your company does. We then invite you to pitch and meet in a live video call. Finally, Betatron will dive into a deeper, more involved process to really understand your business. The time it takes to complete due diligence varies by startup.

Yes. Even if you have been turned down by Betatron in the past, you are welcome to submit updated information about your company to be evaluated anew.

The Betatron team may take a week or two to come back to you with next steps. Be patient but check your inbox regularly.

You should have a deck of 10 - 15 slides that explains in English what you do, what problem you’re solving, the size of the market, how you’re different from competitors, your traction to date (in USD), info about the founders, and anything else that will help us understand the opportunity.

​No, Betatron does not sign NDAs. Please do not share any trade secrets or highly sensitive information in your deck. That said, Betatron does not share decks between competitors, nor does it publish any data related to companies without their prior knowledge and approval.