US-based startups led by Black founders, with under $30M in VC and fewer than 150 employees, get Amplitude's Growth analytics plan free (up to 500K monthly tracked users) for as long as they qualify. It is a free plan, not cash.
Through Tech for Black Founders, Amplitude, in partnership with Braze, gives US-based early-stage startups led by Black founders the Amplitude Growth Plan free, for as long as they keep meeting the criteria. Founders apply personally through a form on the program page.
Led by one or more Black founders
Headquartered in the U.S.
Raised less than $30M in venture capital
Employ fewer than 150 people
Founders must apply personally
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