YesYou want to prepare the documents to obtain support letter?
YesYou want to prepare the documents to obtain support letter?
It seems that you are one who helping people. Please give how can I start from zero to end...please advice what are the exact requirement of incubators? what exactly they are looking for?You want to prepare the documents to obtain support letter?
Just trying to help our community by sharing what i have experienced in my journey. If you are starting from zero and i assume you want to apply for SUV, work on a presentation deck which explains your business. Start by downloading a free business plan and fill it out as much as you can. While doing that, you'll learn a lot about yourself if you are ready to take this journey. I just searched on the internet and found this is free https://www.score.org/resource/business-plan-template-startup-business. I would start from there. Fill out the inquiry form for each and every incubator listed on this page https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/start-visa/designated-organizations.html. Remember, it may take long time before they respond. They would only respond if your idea seems interesting to them. For me it took about 6-8 months and again, it's specific to your case.It seems that you are one who helping people. Please give how can I start from zero to end...please advice what are the exact requirement of incubators? what exactly they are looking for?
Thanks. The plan is very lengthy and need lots of time to complete this plan. In how many days you complete this plan? Minimum investment?Just trying to help our community by sharing what i have experienced in my journey. If you are starting from zero and i assume you want to apply for SUV, work on a presentation deck which explains your business. Start by downloading a free business plan and fill it out as much as you can. While doing that, you'll learn a lot about yourself if you are ready to take this journey. I just searched on the internet and found this is free https://www.score.org/resource/business-plan-template-startup-business. I would start from there. Fill out the inquiry form for each and every incubator listed on this page https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/start-visa/designated-organizations.html. Remember, it may take long time before they respond. They would only respond if your idea seems interesting to them. For me it took about 6-8 months and again, it's specific to your case.
Lastly, work on this process every single day until you are accepted by one of them and keep building the product/service in the mean time. You can also register your company in Canada if you are ready. This will give you a good chance to get accepted. I hope it'll give you a good head start.
True, it's lengthy but that'll give you a sure success. I took me over a year to find the right incubator and to get accepted into a program. You could start things in parallel though. Start working on your product, incorporate in Canada (Optional but recommended), prepare business plan, prepare presentation and keep applying. No minimum investment, just the hard work and dedication.Thanks. The plan is very lengthy and need lots of time to complete this plan. In how many days you complete this plan? Minimum investment?
Thanks...I see many post in which they claimed that incubators asking for money otherwise they will cancel the LOS...Is incubator ask for any money for LOS? if yes then how much?True, it's lengthy but that'll give you a sure success. I took me over a year to find the right incubator and to get accepted into a program. You could start things in parallel though. Start working on your product, incorporate in Canada (Optional but recommended), prepare business plan, prepare presentation and keep applying. No minimum investment, just the hard work and dedication.
As you may have seen my reply on another post, incubators just follow their terms and the agreement you signed with them. It’s very important for you to find the incubator that suits your business needs. There is a fee involved with each program that participants should pay and that varies by the incubator. You should understand their fee structure and estimate the cost before agreeing to the terms and signing the contract.Thanks...I see many post in which they claimed that incubators asking for money otherwise they will cancel the LOS...Is incubator ask for any money for LOS? if yes then how much?
is it possible to share approximate fee?As you may have seen my reply on another post, incubators just follow their terms and the agreement you signed with them. It’s very important for you to find the incubator that suits your business needs. There is a fee involved with each program that participants should pay and that varies by the incubator. You should understand their fee structure and estimate the cost before agreeing to the terms and signing the contract.
some incubators have monthly fees until you get your PR, some go by program stages and some go by flat. You have to find the one that suits your (business) needs.
Varies between USD 10K - 100K, depending on which incubator you select.is it possible to share approximate fee?
thanks but 10K to 100K is big margin...Varies between USD 10K - 100K, depending on which incubator you select.
Every incubator has different specialties and services. The cost will depend what services your business requires. So my question to you is - what does your business concept require - mentorship, business planning, physical space, investment etc. All your needs will determine the total cost if the incubator is interested in your business.thanks but 10K to 100K is big margin...
mentorship, business planning, physical space, investment etc. -- is part of any incubation program and it's given to participants anyways in my experience.Every incubator has different specialties and services. The cost will depend what services your business requires. So my question to you is - what does your business concept require - mentorship, business planning, physical space, investment etc. All your needs will determine the total cost if the incubator is interested in your business.
correct thanks...mentorship, business planning, physical space, investment etc. -- is part of any incubation program and it's given to participants anyways in my experience.
All your needs will determine the total cost if the incubator is interested in your business. -- In a way but not necessarily. As per my experience, there is no direct formula to derive the cost and one should ask incubator itself if they get accepted, why would they charge that amount. As the fees vary, the answers may vary too, so to summarize, we can't know exactly why someone would charge 10K vs someone would charge 100k.
Hi& Again, if anyone has a great idea that could turn into a viable global business, they would get the letter of support. Just to be more specific, each incubator defines its own terms, so it’s up to the founders to find the one that is best suited for them, whether they have a running business or just an idea, really doesn’t matter.