Venture Readiness and Fundraising
Refine the product concept and design, scope the market, develop the business model and plan, validate demand, and prepare the investor pitch.

Apply today to RapidGo, our hybrid accelerator for hardware founders. Refine the product and business concept, validate customer demand, prepare to raise, or build a first prototype with The Robot Foundry’s hands-on venture and engineering experience.

Enter before fundraising for venture readiness, or start with a paid prototype sprint if your startup already has funding and a defined product scope.
Hybrid and open beyond Mumbai. Work remotely and in person where useful.
Founders can enter before fundraising or begin with capital in place. Both tracks consider commercial viability alongside product design and engineering.
Refine the product concept and design, scope the market, develop the business model and plan, validate demand, and prepare the investor pitch.
For funded startups ready to build. Define scope, architecture and success criteria, then develop a first prototype in a focused 12-week sprint.
Test customer needs, product assumptions and commercial potential at a stage gate before proceeding.
Prepare the market case, business plan and pitch. Introductions and pitch support depend on relevant investor fit.
Plan for approximately 6–8 months if fundraising closes within the initial window. The overall timeline can extend if fundraising takes longer. Funding is not guaranteed.
Refine the concept and design; scope the market; prepare the business model, plan and investor narrative.
Test customer needs, product assumptions and commercial potential. A stage gate assesses readiness to proceed.
Prepare investor materials, practice the pitch and pursue introductions where there is a relevant fit.
Start after funding and product scope are in place.
Already funded? Expect 13–14 weeks from kickoff: 1–2 weeks for scoping and architecture, followed by a 12-week build, integration and testing phase.
Commercial terms. The prototype build is paid, with scope and terms agreed before work begins. For a priced round, founders may optionally reinvest half the fees at the same valuation as current investors. Sweat equity is not assumed. SAFE-funded arrangements are discussed separately.
Over four years, Amplifi supported early-stage B2B SaaS startups from idea development and product validation through market access and fundraising. Two examples illustrate later progress: Sociograph Solutions, now Dave.AI, reports 70+ team members, 32+ clients and 50+ projects. VirtSpaces has evolved from a mobile virtual-reality startup for real estate into an AI platform that turns floor plans into 3D walkthroughs in under three minutes. Amplifi on Facebook, Dave.AI and VirtSpaces.
The accelerator builds on TRF’s work in shared engineering, reusable technology, market validation and disciplined company creation.
Tell us what you’re building, who needs it, and where you are in your funding journey.