 A Start-up company (startup or start-up) is an

entrepreneurial venture which is typically a newly emerged

business that aims to meet a marketplace need by
developing a viable business model around a product,
service, process or a platform.
 A Startup is usually a company designed to effectively
develop and validate a scalable business model.
 The first step for an entrepreneur before starting a new
company is to find the right idea for the Startup and
work on it alone or with the team.
 As the team is very well known about the idea, build a
prototype and release a product.
 Register your company for many more opportunities and
facilities.
 The registered company and released product will help
to raise the funds and to set a successful company.
1.Validate the idea
2.Form a team or set a co-founder
3.Build a prototype and release it in the form of product
4.Register your company
5.Raise the funds
1. Bootstrapping:
 Founders and the team members invest their savings
and put their money together to boost the startup.
 Entrepreneurs can also convince their family and friends
to contribute to their idea.
2. Crowd funding:
 It involves contribution or investments from more than
one person at the same time.
 An entrepreneur will put up a detailed description of his
business like goals of his business, plan for making a
profit, how much funding he needs and for what
reasons, etc. on various crowd funding platforms.
 Then people can read about the business and give
money if they like the idea.
3. Angel investment:
 Angel investors also called Early stage investors are
individuals with surplus cash and a keen interest to invest in
upcoming startups.
 Generally, they invest around $1 million with numerous
investors come together to provide funding.
 You can contact them on social media, LinkedIn groups,
and through blog posts on websites, portal etc.
4. Venture Capitals:
 Venture capitals are professionally managed funds who
invest in companies that have huge growth &potential.
 It is mostly investors & group of investors comes up with
funding option of more than $1 million.
 This is not possible to approach venture capital in the
starting stage of business because startups don’t usually
have that level of stability.