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Google for Startups Cloud Program explained: three tracks, credits, and how to apply. Learn how the Google for Startups Cloud Program works, from the starter credit to the early-stage track. This video walks through the three tracks, the extras beyond credits, and a five-step look at how founders apply. Whether you are pre-funded, raising a seed round, or building with AI, you will see where to start and what to check on the official page. Every figure comes from the sources listed below, and amounts can vary by cohort and region. CHAPTERS 0:00 Google Cloud Credits Preview 0:20 Who This Is For 0:45 Three Tracks Explained 1:27 The Starter Credit 2:09 Extras Beyond Credits 2:51 How To Apply 3:33 Early-Stage Track 4:15 Quick Recap 4:40 Your Next Step POINTS COVERED Three tracks by funding stage, and one guide's note that the program takes no equity Starter credit for pre-funded startups Extras beyond credits: product credits, mentoring, and community How to apply in five steps Early-stage track: up to $200,000, and up to $350,000 for AI-first startups SOURCES USED Google for Startups Cloud Program: https://cloud.google.com/startup Rho, Google Cloud credits: https://www.rho.co/blog/google-cloud-credits Stackmatix, Google for Startups: https://www.stackmatix.com/blog/google-for... YOUR NEXT STEP Open Google's startup page, find the track that matches your stage, and check the current eligibility. If this video helped, like it and subscribe for more practical startup guidance. For general information only, not financial advice. Program amounts, terms, and eligibility can change and may vary by cohort and region, so confirm details on the official page before you apply. This channel is not affiliated with Google. Keywords Main: Google for Startups Cloud Program Secondary: Google Cloud credits for startups · startup cloud credits · Google Cloud startup program · AI startup credits · Google Cloud startup tracks Long-tail: how to apply for Google for Startups Cloud Program · how much Google Cloud credit can a startup get · does Google for Startups take equity · what is the Google for Startups pre-funded track · how to get Google Cloud credits for an AI startup Tags field: Google for Startups Cloud Program, Google Cloud credits, startup cloud credits, Google Cloud for startups, AI startup credits, Google for Startups, cloud credits for founders, startup credits 2026, early-stage startup, pre-funded startup, seed stage startup, how to apply Google Cloud credits, startup perks, founder resources, AI-first startup Hashtags Primary: #GoogleCloud #StartupCredits #Founders Secondary: #GoogleForStartups #CloudCredits #AIStartups #StartupTips #EarlyStage #SeedStage #FounderResources Fact-check notes Three tracks, amounts, stages: Early stage ($200,000, or up to $350,000 for AI-first, seed to Series A), pre-funded ($2,000), Series B+ (customized support). Source: Google, cloud.google.com/startup, tracks table and headline ("up to $350,000 if you're Seed to Series A"). $2,000 starter credit, valid 12 months; Skills Boost training credits, startup perks, Workspace discounts; "hasn't taken institutional funding": Source: Rho, "Start Tier" and "Eligibility" sections. Rho calls the tiers Start and Scale, while Google's page uses Pre-funded and Early stage. The script follows Google's names. Credits used over two years; dedicated startup success manager; enhanced technical support: Source: Rho, "Scale Tier" and "Duration." Google reviews applications and assigns the track: Source: Rho, "Tips for applying." Program takes no equity; product credits (Workspace, Maps Platform); mentorship; technical guidance; community; five application steps; referral can speed admission, not required; amounts vary by cohort and region: Source: Stackmatix, "Additional benefits," "How to apply," and the eligibility and referral notes. These come from a single secondary source, so verify them on Google's own terms before publishing. Application steps come from a guide, not Google's page: Google's apply page redirected to a sign-in screen, so I couldn't read it. Confirm the real steps by opening the application yourself. NOT IN SOURCES (Google's own page): credit duration, which products the credits cover, and what counts as "AI-first." The script says "check if you qualify" instead. Left out of the script on purpose; check before publishing: Rho lists extra eligibility rules, such as company age limits, a recent Series A, and prior Google Cloud credit history. Stackmatix says "pre-seed" can qualify, while Google's page says "seed to Series A." If you mention eligibility on screen, use Google's wording.