Startups less than 2 years old, with under $5M raised and a company-domain PostHog account, get $50,000 in PostHog analytics credits for 12 months plus partner perks (in-kind, not cash). No investor referral is needed.
PostHog for Startups gives young startups $50,000 in PostHog product analytics credits for 12 months, plus partner perks. Startups apply from a paid PostHog account that uses their company email, with no investor referral needed.
Company less than 2 years old
Raised less than $5M in funding
Signed up to PostHog on or after January 1, 2023 (earlier sign-ups can join the program but don't get credits)
PostHog account must use your company's email domain; personal email addresses are not accepted
Y Combinator companies have a separate deal that does not stack
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