The Startup Onramp Pre-Accelerator is not just another startup program, it’s Australia's leading program for early-stage startup founders. More than 500 entrepreneurs in over 20 locations around the country have already completed the program.

2020 has been a year of challenges, but also some great opportunities. COVID-19 has thrown a curveball, and put many well-laid plans on the back burner for startup founders across Australia and the world.

The art of market research and customer validation is often one that is overlooked by a start-up, more often than not, because they are so excited by the solution they have thought of.

The world has changed in the last few weeks, but one thing we consistently see in times of uncertainty is that the best startups are born from upheaval.

Have you ever considered #startuplife but told yourself you weren’t cut out for it? We’ve heard all the reasons why people don’t pursue their startup dream. Below are some of the most common reasons you haven’t started your startup yet, and why you should do it anyway.

Think someone is going to steal your startup idea?

Chances are they won’t. Why? Because ideas are cheap. The real value in your startup comes from the execution of your idea.

We’ve all heard the gloomy statistic that ninety percent of all startups fail. With the right support, it doesn’t have to be that way.

Statistically, only 1 out of 12 startups make it. How can you ensure your startup is the odd one out? In this post we’ll discuss 13 reasons most startups fail. Check your startup against this list and make sure you’re setting yourself up for success.

Good startup ideas have a few things in common. In this post we’re going to look at four attributes shared by some of the most successful startups.

Everyone knows that the best startups are based on an amazing idea. . . right? Actually, no. The reality is that most successful startups started with a half-baked idea, and in a lot of cases actually a pretty rubbish idea.

It’s no secret that 90% of startups fail. However, the reasons they do are often predictable... and avoidable. One of the best ways to determine the potential of your startup before you spend time or money is to ask yourself, “Is my startup idea any good?”.

The Startup Onramp Pre-Accelerator Program culminates with a pitch night where founders practice their skills at pitching their startup to a room of investors, peers and collaborators.