Yes.

Thanks for your feedback! You're right, building a 50k community won't be easy. But we’re planning to start small and grow step by step with clear goals and trust-building. Each group won't invest in just one idea—every week, one member gets support to start their own idea. And even if the ROI is low, members get a chance to be supported when it's their turn. It's more about community support than just profit.

Thank you so much, Atul ji, for your valuable feedback. The suggestions you shared — like in-person pitching and direct interaction between donors and entrepreneurs — will definitely make the model more transparent and practical. The idea of offering something in return, like equity or bonds, also makes a lot of sense and adds trust and incentive for the donor. I will definitely work on these points to strengthen the concept further. Your support and guidance mean a lot. Thank you!

Thank you so much for your valuable feedback, Sreekar. You’ve made a great point — limiting it to only startups might affect the scalability. Opening it up to other niches can definitely make it more versatile, similar to Kickstarter. Regarding the tipping culture, I agree that it's still growing in India. But with the rise of creators and community-driven platforms, even small contributions can become more common over time. Really appreciate your honest and thoughtful insights!

So it's basically a build in public platform but with crowdfunding feature I guess it won't scale if you restrict yourself to startups only but if you allow other niches it becomes kickstarter This thing would work great in foreign due to their tipping culture but in India why would anyone give even 50rs for such things

Thank you so much, Chamarti ji, for your valuable feedback. You’ve raised a very valid concern—trust and transparency are absolutely essential in such a large-scale crowdfunding model. That’s why, at BetaDream: Every entrepreneur will be required to submit weekly progress reports, along with photo/video proof and receipts of how the funds are being used. All usage details and evidence will be shared on a public dashboard so the community can track every rupee. There will also be a reporting system in place where community members can flag misuse or suspicious activity. We're also building a Transparency Dashboard where anyone can see: How much each group contributed, Who received the funds, And exactly how the funds were used. BetaDream is not just about distributing money—it’s about building a responsible, empowering startup ecosystem.

Only benifit is if I'm a aspiring entrepreneur , that too I have to wait for a year. Other than that without any other benefits there will be very less contributors or so many people to be provided with that benifit which is hard

That's a very valid question, Rishi. Our model is based on a "community-powered micro-funding" system where 50,000 members contribute ₹50/month. Every week, one deserving entrepreneur is selected to receive ₹5 lakh to start their business. The remaining ₹5 lakh is used for platform operations and future upgrades. But the benefit isn’t just the funding — every member becomes part of a network that offers mentorship, startup education, and essential tools to grow their business. We’re also introducing a loyalty-based model where: After 12 months of active membership, your name is automatically added to the eligibility list. Priority is given based on your referral points, participation, and engagement. This way, people don’t just contribute — they become part of a trusted startup ecosystem. If you have any suggestions, I’d love to hear them!