Do you find that PH is a big enough database of startups?
Nadezhda Babushkina
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For example to see what trends within your software segment are. Would love to hear what you think.
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Sven Radavics@sven_radavics
For indiemakers and bootstrapped software it's pretty comprehensive.
It doesn't cover hardware startups or highly funded startups so well.
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@sven_radavics thank you so much Sven! Any tips on sources covering hardware? Or software in addition to PH
@nadenade For software startups there's a tool called prelo.io that focusses on funded startups. For hardware the crowdfunding platforms are probably a good place to start or something like https://www.trendhunter.com/. TrendHunter isn't startup focussed but they dow have a lot of startups that make consumer products on there...or at least they did. I haven't checked them out for a while now.
If anything, I'm getting the impression that maybe there are actually too many startups :laughing:
You can try https://www.apollo.io/
They have some subscription cost where you can get the email IDs of the top management of the companies.
Definitely feel like PH has a big enough DB of startups.
@jules_pratt thank you Jules! May I ask how do you find an interesting startups. For example, if you want to get partnerships or suppliers