Today, we gathered 10 selected listings from our investor database. Our team reviewed, checked, and enriched the list with the necessary data.

Here goes:

• A16Z GAMES Speedrun — Menlo Park-based accelerator backed by a venture capital firm supporting SaaS, blockchain, and cryptocurrency companies in the games sector. Operated by Andreessen Horowitz, the program supports entrepreneurs building technology-driven businesses. The firm is stage agnostic, investing from seed to late stage across games, crypto, fintech, enterprise, consumer, and healthcare technology.

• Alloy Labs — Minneapolis-based accelerator focused on SaaS startups partnering with community banks. Alloy Labs operates as a consortium of banks collaborating to address evolving customer needs. The accelerator emphasizes bank–startup partnerships rather than company building, with most participants securing bank partners during the program and experiencing early commercial acceleration.

• Flywheel: Social Enterprise Hub — Cincinnati-based accelerator supporting AI, ML, and SaaS startups with a social impact mission. Flywheel helps early-stage founders build enterprises delivering both financial returns and social impact. The program provides coaching, subject matter experts, collaborative learning, and access to startup resources to support equitable and sustainable community development.

• Google for Startups — Mountain View-based accelerator supporting AI, ML, and SaaS startups at the growth stage. Google for Startups Accelerators provide tailored technical, product, and leadership training from Google experts. Programs run in cohort formats combining remote and in-person sessions, focused on solving specific technical challenges to accelerate business growth.

• HBCU Founders Accelerator — La Jolla-based accelerator focused on SaaS startups and advancing diversity and inclusion. Operated by Nex Cubed, the program invests in and supports underrepresented founders and underserved communities. The accelerator provides access to capital, resources, and mentorship aimed at creating a more inclusive startup ecosystem.

• TECA — Cambridge-based accelerator focused on SaaS startups with an emphasis on diversity and inclusion. Operated by BFA Global, TECA supports high-impact companies building solutions for underserved populations. The accelerator combines research, venture building, and investment expertise to strengthen inclusive and resilient innovation ecosystems.

• TiE LaunchPad — Sunnyvale-based accelerator supporting enterprise-focused SaaS startups. TiE LaunchPad runs a five-month program accepting a small cohort per batch. The accelerator is operated, mentored, and funded by experienced tech executives, helping startups validate business models and prepare for their first funding round.

• VertueLab — Portland-based accelerator supporting SaaS startups at seed and A-round stages. VertueLab operates clean tech–focused accelerators delivering mentorship, curriculum, connections, and funding opportunities. The program helps founders build long-term support communities while advancing early-stage companies through critical growth phases.

• Web3Port — New York-based accelerator supporting SaaS and Web3 startups at seed and A-round stages. Web3Port provides full-cycle acceleration and investment support, including primary and secondary market funding. The platform supports startups through investment, financing, management, and exit within a global Web3 ecosystem.

• XRC Ventures — New York-based accelerator and venture firm investing in SaaS, AI, and ML companies from pre-seed to Series A. XRC Ventures focuses on retail tech, consumer, and healthtech sectors. The firm supports early-stage companies with capital and strategic guidance as they scale technology-driven businesses.

Have a great day!

Tzakhi

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