Meet the 13 standout startups joining our Spring 2025 accelerator lineup.

We’re excited to share that GlitchSecure, part of TinySeed’s Fall 2022 cohort, has raised $2 million in funding to accelerate its mission of transforming how engineering teams approach application security.

We’re raising TinySeed Fund 3 to continue supporting and investing in early-stage, mostly bootstrapped B2B SaaS companies. If you're an accredited investor, head to tinyseed.com/invest to learn how you can join us.

Applications are open for TinySeed’s Spring 2025 SaaS accelerator program, and the TinySeed accelerator team (Rob Walling, Tracy Osborn, and Alex McQuade) hosted a live Q&A session. Click through for the video and questions answered.

We launched TinySeed in 2019, and since then, we’ve backed nearly 200 fast-growing SaaS companies worldwide. We’re raising our next fund to continue to execute at the current pace. Click through to learn more or apply to invest at tinyseed.com/invest.

Applications for TinySeed’s upcoming accelerator batch will be opening from February 10th – 23rd. We’ll dive into the details below, but make sure to sign up for our emails if you’d like to be notified when applications go live.

What happens when you bring smart, ambitious, and kind folks into a room to share knowledge? Deep connections, faster progress through knowledge sharing, and a stronger, more interconnected community that cheers each other on. Click through for a recap and photos from our latest TinyFest event.

We’re excited welcome these 19 startups to our Fall 2024 Americas and EMEA accelerator programs.

Rob Walling recently interviewed Eran Galperin about his Gymdesk exit on the Startups for the Rest of Us podcast. Eran joined TinySeed in our Fall 2021 batch, and he recently raised a $32.5m strategic growth investment. Click through to learn why Eran joined TinySeed and how we helped him grow and navigate the M&A process.

Why the TinySeed Millionaire Rate is 43%, vertical vs. horizontal markets, and what we've learned over the last five years of investing in bootstrapped SaaS.

Applications are open for TinySeed’s Fall 2024 SaaS accelerator programs, and the TinySeed accelerator team (Rob Walling, Tracy Osborn, and Alex McQuade) hosted a live application info session to answer questions.

We kicked off our summer in Manchester, UK with a new annual event — TinyUK! While TinySeed is headquartered in the United States, we invest globally and have a dedicated EMEA accelerator. This gathering brought together founders from across the UK and Europe for a weekend of knowledge sharing, collaboration, and community building.

We’re thrilled to share that Gymdesk, a premier gym management software platform, has raised a $32.5M strategic growth investment from Five Elms Capital.

At TinySeed, we deeply appreciate the contributions of subject-matter experts who serve as mentors, ensuring our founders receive skilled advice during challenges and when exploring industry best practices. We are excited to announce the addition of three new sales and entrepreneurship experts to our mentorship program.

We backed Craig Hewitt and his startup Castos in our inaugural 2019 accelerator batch, Since then, Craig has become an indispensable part of our TinySeed community, offering his expertise as a mentor and collaborating closely with other founders. This year, he officially joins our team as our first Advisor-in-Residence (AIR).

We’re excited welcome these 20 startups to our Spring 2024 Americas and EMEA accelerator programs.

Last month, Cancun played host to an extraordinary gathering: the inaugural TinyFest! This wasn't just any conference; it was a vibrant blend of insightful presentations, heartfelt founder stories, and, of course, some well-deserved fun under the sun.

Applications are open for TinySeed’s Spring 2024 accelerator programs, and the TinySeed accelerator team (Rob Walling, Tracy Osborn, and Alex McQuade) hosted a live application info session to answer questions.

Are you a founder looking to accelerate your SaaS startup this year? There are four common signs among SaaS founders who find success in an accelerator program. Is this you? Bonus: There is also one other common sign that says you’re not ready for a program like TinySeed.

If you’re interested in applying to TinySeed, you know you’re up against some stiff competition. The best way to increase your chances of a successful application is to know what makes a best fit startup for our accelerator. So, what are we looking for?