StartupFeed FAQ
Questions about StartupFeed, answered
What we cover, how to get your startup featured, how we check facts and what Insider includes. 22 answers for readers, founders and partners.
About StartupFeed
What is StartupFeed?
StartupFeed is an independent Indian startup news portal. We report startup funding and deals, IPOs, founder stories, AI and deep tech, fintech, government schemes and startup policy, with new stories every day. StartupFeed was founded in 2025 and is published from Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh, by Incunation Global.
Who owns StartupFeed?
StartupFeed is owned and published by Incunation Global, a media, technology and innovation advisory firm based in Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh. The parent company does not decide, approve or pre-review news coverage. Read our Ownership and Funding Disclosure.
Who writes for StartupFeed?
A newsroom of 8 writers and editors with published stories, including Soumya Verma, Senior Correspondent; Avinash Mishra, Business Correspondent; Harshvardhan Kothari, Technology and Policy Correspondent. Every story carries the name of the person who wrote it, and each of them has an author page with their stories. Meet the newsroom.
Where is StartupFeed based?
Our newsroom is in Greater Noida, Gautam Buddha Nagar, Uttar Pradesh. We cover startups, investors and policy from across India.
Is StartupFeed free to read?
Yes. Every story on StartupFeed is free to read. StartupFeed Insider is an optional membership with tools for founders, such as incubator and investor directories and deadline alerts.
How often does StartupFeed publish?
Every day. Our newsroom published 160+ stories in the last 30 days, from funding rounds and IPO filings to policy changes and founder interviews. See the latest startup news.
How do I choose a good startup news portal in India?
Look for five things: original reporting with named sources, numbers checked against filings and official statements, a public corrections policy, clear labels on any sponsored or partner content, and regular coverage of funding, founders and policy. StartupFeed publishes its editorial policy, fact-checking standards and corrections policy so you can judge us on each of them.
Getting featured
How do I get my startup featured on StartupFeed?
Send your pitch on our Get Featured page. Tell us what happened, the key numbers and how we can check them. Editors review every pitch, check the details against primary sources and decide coverage on news merit.
Does StartupFeed charge for news coverage?
No. Pitching is free and nobody pays to be reviewed. Editors decide news coverage on merit. If StartupFeed ever publishes sponsored or partner content, it carries a clear label, as our Editorial Policy explains.
How long does it take to hear back on a pitch?
Editors typically review pitches within a few working days. You get an email receipt with a reference number as soon as you send it, and an editor gets in touch if your story is a fit.
Can I send a press release?
Yes. Attach it to your pitch on the Get Featured page, or send it with the contact form. Editors check the facts first and decide how to tell the story.
Can I write a guest article for StartupFeed?
StartupFeed publishes guest articles and expert opinion from time to time. Send your idea, not a finished draft, with the contact form, choosing Write for StartupFeed. Contributors must disclose any affiliation related to their topic, and editors may edit or decline any submission.
Accuracy and corrections
How does StartupFeed check facts?
Before we publish, editors check numbers and claims against primary sources: company announcements, regulatory filings, government notifications and named spokespeople. When something cannot be confirmed yet, the story says so and is updated as verified details arrive. Read our fact-checking standards.
How do I report an error in a story?
Use the contact form and choose Report an error, with the story link, what is wrong and a source if you have one. Editors review every genuine request and correct errors promptly, as our Public Corrections Policy explains.
Does StartupFeed use AI to write stories?
AI tools may help our newsroom with research, organisation, grammar and headline ideas. Every story is reviewed, edited and approved by a human editor before it is published, as our Editorial Policy explains.
How do I raise a complaint about content?
Use the form on our Grievance Redressal page, which also lists our Grievance Officer's details. You can raise concerns about accuracy, copyright, privacy or harmful content.
StartupFeed Insider
What is StartupFeed Insider?
Insider is StartupFeed's membership for founders. Find the incubators, investors and government schemes that fit your startup (our directories list 806 incubators and 64 investors), follow the funding deals we report and get an email before deadlines close. Your first 12 months are free, then it is ₹999 a month, only if you choose. No card needed. See what is inside.
Is Insider free for incubators and investors?
Yes. Insider is free for incubators and investors. Founders and readers get their first 12 months free, then it is ₹999 a month, only if they choose.
Do I need Insider to get featured?
No. Anyone can pitch, member or not, and membership does not change how editors judge a pitch.
Contact and partnerships
How can I contact StartupFeed?
Email contact@startupfeed.in, call or WhatsApp +91 99585 22466, or use the contact form. Our office is at Beta-2, Greater Noida, Gautam Buddha Nagar, Uttar Pradesh 201310, India.
Does StartupFeed partner with startup events?
Yes. We consider media partnerships with startup events, incubators and ecosystem programmes. Send the event, the dates and the audience with the contact form.
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