The student startup ecosystem

Student toFounder.Before you graduate.

Don’t start from zero. Take an Annual Startup Licence to run a ready startup: SaaS product, brand, tech, website, branded domain and cloud server, all in place. Guided 24x7 by si, Startup Intelligence. You take it to customers.

Founder & Co-Founder roles · Licences from school to post-graduate level

Grand Slam Offer: launching 10 Nov 2026 →
Three students discussing a business idea around a laptop
A product in place.
A business to build.
Your first venture.
Your next chapter.
Start with the essentials
  • Ready product
  • Brand kit
  • Business playbook
  • Advance CRM & si

Kya milega?

You don’t have to
start from zero.

“I want to start something” usually comes with a long list of things to figure out. Startions puts the first pieces in place, so you can focus on understanding your market and building the business.

Students discussing their next steps with a mentor
Questions become conversations.Ideas become work.
01A ready digital product

A startup concept with a working product. Put your time into finding customers, testing demand and improving the offer, with the technology already in place.

02A brand to build on

A prepared brand identity gives your venture a starting presence. Take it into customer conversations and begin building recognition around it.

03A practical business playbook

Use startup tasks, templates and workflows to organise what needs doing, from the first outreach to the next follow-up.

04Advance CRM for the everyday work

Work with Advance CRM to keep leads, customer conversations, tasks and reports organised. Learn how a business keeps track of its work.

05Mentoring by si, 24x7

si (Startup Intelligence) mentors you 24x7: daily plans, scripts and a check on every step. Our human team steps in only when you ask for support.

06An onboarding framework

Understand the licence, paperwork and responsibilities attached to your role before you begin. The team walks you through the applicable process.

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The Grand Slam Offer

One licence.
Four layers of value.

You’re not buying a seat. You’re taking an Annual Startup Licence to execute and run a ready startup, and the Grand Slam Offer stacks everything you need to win on top of it.

Grand Slam Offer launches on 10 November 2026

Apply for Grand Slam
01 · The Licence

Your ready startup

  • Ready-to-sell SaaS product
  • Ready brand & ready tech
  • Ready website
  • Branded domain & business email
  • Cloud server, hosted for you
  • Nirmata platform & Advance CRM
  • Tech support
  • Branded sales material
02 · Bonuses

Tools & training

  • Sales tools
  • Marketing tools
  • Training to create & run a startup
  • Mentoring by si, 24x7
  • Financial know-how: pricing, unit economics, GST & invoicing
03 · Super Bonus

Profit share & ESOP

  • Performance-based profit share
  • Scored by si on real results
  • A path to ownership through ESOP
04 · Out-of-the-Box Bonus

Startup Loan

₹25,000Micro
₹50,000Mini
₹75,000Major
₹1,00,000Mega

Miss the launch date, miss the profit share.Profit share is open only to licensees who join before their startup’s launch date. Each startup’s launch date is announced separately. Join after it, and the licence is still yours, but the profit share is not.

Profit share is not a blanket payout. It is earned against performance: si (Startup Intelligence) tracks every call, demo, sale and renewal, and your share grows with your score. Keep performing, and the path leads to ownership through ESOP. Startup Loan, profit share and ESOP are subject to written terms.

Meet si

Run end to end
by Startup Intelligence.

Startions is a one-of-its-kind venture. Every startup is handled and monitored end to end by si, an A.I. trained for startups. It mentors you, plans your day, checks your every move and scores your performance. Our human team steps in only when you ask for support.

Mentor, 24x7

At 2 a.m. before a pitch or on a Sunday before a demo. No office hours.

Guide

A daily plan for your role, sales scripts, pricing help and next steps.

Guard

Trained on how startups succeed and fail, si flags a wrong turn before it costs you.

Judge

Performance measured on data, not opinion. The same rules for every licensee.

Being si, it doesn’t guess. It checks.

A different answer to “What do you do?”

Chak DeFounder.

When you’re building a business, you have something of your own to talk about. What it does. Who it helps. What you’re working on next.

  • Founder status in your LinkedIn bio.

    Back your introduction with the venture you’re actually working on.

  • Introduce yourself as a Founder.

    Let your social profile tell the story of what you’re building.

  • Start networking as a Founder.

    Reach out with a business question, a customer insight or an idea worth discussing.

Student thinking through his startup plans
Student working on her business at a laptop
Your next introduction

“I’m a student.
And I’m building a startup.”

#Startup-Hai-To-Mumkin-HaiA real role. Real responsibility. Something to talk about.

The experience stays with you

Fail hue toh bhi
Expert kehlayenge!

A startup may take off. It may need a rethink. Either way, the work gives you something a classroom answer can’t: decisions you’ve made and lessons you can explain.

The first customer conversation. The pitch that didn’t land. The change that finally worked. That’s experience you carry into whatever comes next.

  • Customers you’ve listened to
  • Offers you’ve tested
  • Team decisions you’ve made
  • Results you’ve learned from
Two students working through a problem together
The plan can change. The learning stays.

Founder or Co-Founder

Choose how
you’ll lead.

01

Founder

Take the lead on the venture’s direction. Decide what matters next, bring the work together and stay close to the customer and the numbers.

Apply for the Founder role
02

Co-Founder

Bring a core strength such as sales, marketing, technology or operations. Lead that part of the business and make decisions alongside the Founder.

Apply for the Co-Founder role
A student team planning and prioritising work on a wall
Two roles. One shared venture.Different strengths.
A business you build together.

Teammate or Startup Learner

Budget-friendly
entry.

03

Teammate

Join a live startup mid-way on a budget-friendly licence. Assist the Founder and Co-Founders with sales, client onboarding and day-to-day execution, and learn by doing.

Apply for the Teammate role
04

Startup Learner

School level, Std 8 to 10. Shadow the founding team, take on small learning tasks and get an early introduction to the startup ecosystem.

Apply for the Startup Learner role
A young mentor guiding a student on a laptop in a bright office
Start small. Learn early.Real startup exposure.
At a budget that fits.

Find a scale that fits.

Browse startups

Micro

Small digital setups for testing a focused local opportunity.

Mini

B2B digital systems for local businesses and MSMEs.

Major

Broader digital platforms serving business and consumer markets.

Mega

More advanced platforms with a wider feature and app scope.

How Startions works

From “someday”
to your first step.

Get to know the opportunity and the commitment. Then choose where you want to begin.

  1. Explore a startup

    Look at the product, the market it serves and the scope of the venture.

  2. Choose your role

    Find the Founder or Co-Founder responsibility that fits your interests and strengths.

  3. Get the details clear

    Discuss the licence, fees, time commitment and commercial terms before you commit.

  4. Start onboarding

    Get familiar with your product, tools and first tasks. Begin taking the idea to market.

Before you begin

Good questions.
Straight answers.

Is this a seat or a subscription?

Neither. You take an Annual Startup Licence to execute and run a ready startup for one year: its SaaS product, brand, tech, website, branded domain and cloud server, plus Nirmata, Advance CRM, tech support and branded sales material.

Who mentors me, and when?

si (Startup Intelligence) mentors and guides you 24x7. Our human team joins whenever you ask for support.

Is the profit share guaranteed?

No. It is performance-based, scored by si, and open only to licensees who join before their startup’s launch date. Top performers get a path to ownership through ESOP.

What is the Startup Loan?

An Out-of-the-Box Bonus in the Grand Slam Offer: ₹25,000 for Micro, ₹50,000 for Mini, ₹75,000 for Major and ₹1,00,000 for Mega startups, subject to written terms.

Who can apply to Startions?

Founder and Co-Founder licences are post-graduate level, Teammate licences are college level (Std 11 to 15, up to graduation) and Startup Learner licences are school level (Std 8 to 10). Start by looking at the ventures and discussing the responsibilities with the Startions team.

Do I need an idea or coding skills?

You don’t need to arrive with your own idea or build the product from scratch. Startions provides the venture concept and digital product. Your work focuses on the market, customers and day-to-day business.

Is this a real business or a learning simulation?

A real business. You work with a digital product and actual customer needs. The learning comes through outreach, delivery, decisions and the results of your work.

Can I do this alongside college?

The model is intended for students building alongside their education. Discuss the expected weekly commitment for your chosen venture and role, then work out how it fits your timetable.

What will I need to pay before joining?

Ask the team for the Annual Startup Licence fee, what is included and the written commercial terms for your chosen venture. Review these before committing. You can also read the terms and conditions.

What if my first startup doesn’t work out?

Business outcomes are uncertain. The value of the experience comes from the work you do: understanding customers, testing ideas and learning from decisions. The team can explain the support available and the terms that apply if you decide to stop.

Your next introduction starts here

“I’m building
something.”