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Akamai Cloud Rise Start-Up Program — up to $120,000 credits

Akamai Cloud Rise offers eligible new startup customers between $500 and up to $120,000 in free Akamai Cloud credits during the first year of a three-year program, at a $0 acquisition cost. Credits can support services such as virtual machines and cloud storage, do not roll over month to month, and require an eligible early-stage company plus a new commercial Akamai Cloud account with company-domain identity and a valid credit card.

DEAL SCORE94Current-offer attractiveness
ACQUISITION COST$0Actual payment
CREDIT VALUE$120,000Official benefit value
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AVAILABILITY

Available

ELIGIBILITY

Early-stage, for-profit company fewer than seven years old; must be new to Rise and not an existing Akamai Cloud customer; Akamai looks for at least one of paid non-founder employees, active non-friends/family/investor users, initial revenue, or VC funding; must have a defined infrastructure scaling plan and intend to use Akamai Cloud as a primary provider. Applicants need a new Akamai Cloud commercial account using a company-domain email, valid credit card, working website and matching corporate identity. Managed hosting providers, MSPs, system integrators and resellers are not eligible.

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RESOURCE TYPECredit Program
PROGRAMBetween $500 and $120,000 in Akamai Cloud credits during the first year of the three-year Rise program. Unused first-year credits do not roll over month to month or into later years; years two and three use discounted cloud services rather than the first-year credit grant.
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