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Anthropic Expands India Startup Program With Credits and Benefits

Anthropic Expands India Startup Program With Credits and Benefits
Anthropic expands Claude startups program in India, offers up to $7,000 in credits to local businesses · firstpost.com

Anthropic has made its startup programme available to more businesses in India.

The programme is for early-stage companies, including those building their businesses around AI.

Approved members can get up to $7,000 worth of Anthropic products and credits.

That includes $1,000 in API credits, and some new users can get a free year of Claude Team.

Startups can also access discounts and credits for other business tools worth up to $45,000.

Selected members may get advice from Anthropic’s technical team and meet other founders.

They may also take part in hackathons and get opportunities to offer products through the Claude Marketplace.

The programme is intended to help reduce the costs of building AI products.

Key facts

Claude products and credits
Up to $7,000 for programme members.
API credits
$1,000 upon approval.
Claude Team
A free year is available to members who are new to Team.
Partner tools
The Claude Startup Stack offers discounts and credits worth up to $45,000.
Stated eligibility
Applicants must have been founded in the last five years or funded in the last two.
Additional support
Selected members may receive virtual office hours, community access, hackathon opportunities and Claude Marketplace distribution opportunities.
Programme launch
Anthropic said Claude Startups initially launched in May and that thousands of companies are already participating.

Quotes

Irina Ghose

Anthropic India Managing Director

“If you were founded in the last five years or funded in the last two, apply. Don’t wait for the perfect idea. Start building, and tell us what you ship”
thehindubusinessline.com
“Calling out to all startups in India. If you're building an AI-native company here, the Claude Startups programme just got bigger.”
firstpost.com

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