The prototype was successfully implemented within a test market, validating its alignment with the market demand, and the initial scope of features for the first Minimum Viable Product (MVP) is now set for launch mid September.
It's surely traction. But it goes down to the vc-specific requirements.
Keep subscribing to Warm Intro, for instance, the next one going out next week is from a vc who, and I quote, "There is some flexibility with startups that are R&D heavy and pre-revenue within industries such as Med/HealthTech, DeepTech, Web3, Quantum Computing etc."
Would you consider a startup with the following as traction a month out pre-launch/revenue? 9 Travel partnerships secured that will enhance:
User adoption speed
Brand awareness
Tech integrations utilizing machine learning tools
25 Tour companies signed rev/share contracts
Waitlist collected for launch:
250+ Travelers
50 + Owners
39 Property Manager/firms across USA
The prototype was successfully implemented within a test market, validating its alignment with the market demand, and the initial scope of features for the first Minimum Viable Product (MVP) is now set for launch mid September.
It's surely traction. But it goes down to the vc-specific requirements.
Keep subscribing to Warm Intro, for instance, the next one going out next week is from a vc who, and I quote, "There is some flexibility with startups that are R&D heavy and pre-revenue within industries such as Med/HealthTech, DeepTech, Web3, Quantum Computing etc."
So in some cases, VCs would accept that.
But aside from that, impressive results Will.
Thank you!