Civo for startups: Up to $50,000 Civo cloud credits
Kubernetes-first cloud with no egress fees. What Civo gives startups, who qualifies and how to claim it, checked against Civo's own page on 26 October 2026.
How to claim it
Good to know
Most founders should expect the Launchpad tier ($1,000) at first.
Questions about Civo's deal
- Can a bootstrapped startup get Civo's deal?
- Yes. Early-stage to scaling startups; tier depends on stage and traction. Detailed criteria not published, assessed on application.
- What does Civo give startups?
- Three tiers of cloud credits: Launchpad up to $1,000 (early stage), Propel up to $10,000 (some traction), Elevate up to $50,000 (scaling), plus technical support. Worth up to $50k in US dollars.
- How do I claim it?
- Check you meet the criteria on this page. Apply on civo.com. Civo decides who's approved, usually by email. If their page says something different from ours, tell us and we'll fix this page.
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- The deal
- Three tiers of cloud credits: Launchpad up to $1,000 (early stage), Propel up to $10,000 (some traction), Elevate up to $50,000 (scaling), plus technical support
- Worth up to
- $50k (US dollars, the programme's maximum)
- Who qualifies
- Early-stage to scaling startups; tier depends on stage and traction. Detailed criteria not published, assessed on application
- Bootstrapped
- Yes, no funding needed
- How to claim
- Apply on civo.com
- Category
- Dev & infrastructure
- Checked
- 26 October 2026, on civo.com
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