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Is it possible to get funding from investors at ideal stage pre revenue?

Over 80% of Indian angel investors prefer startups with traction over just an idea Storytelling matters — but revenue talks louder.

Hi everyone, I have started helping startups and entrepreneurs achieve product-market fit (PMF) at a Fractional Cost & Time than traditional methods. Research shows that 34% of startups fail due to lack of direction, overengineering, and missing PMF

Hello investors Are you interested to invest in edutech company? Pre revenue company DM for details

Have you watched Silicon Valley or not this is one of the BEST scenes ever. Richard: We could charge a subscription and actually make money. Russ Hanneman: “NO. You say you're pre-revenue. Because when you say you have revenue, people ask: “How m

Most startup advice sounds smart. Few actually survived. What truly matters: • Speed is nothing without clarity • Revenue hides weak retention • Vanity metrics kill conviction • No PMF? Nothing else matters • Burn is silent until it burns everythin

I guess best strategy is to launch, show moderate traction, moderate PMF. I guess this creates hook for VCs now a days.

For a pre-revenue impact startup in India, how game-changing could a small, initial grant (~₹1 Lakh) be? (Think covering basics like registration, validation, maybe a tiny prototype.) How impactful is that first small boost?

What VCs Actually Count as “Traction” at Pre-Seed Early-stage founders often ask: “We don’t have revenue yet - can we still raise?” Yes. But only if you show traction that feels real. Here's what investors actually look for at pre-seed: - A waitl

Hello everyone, we have recently launched our product. We got some traction and revenue after releasing beta version. Now, the problem is we want to grow it's visibility to people through marketing, develop some features and all, but we don't have en