Founders Cube

Choosing between the options

• Office products (dedicated desks, private cabins, a registered office and a virtual office) are listed separately from incubation.
• Incubation requires signing an Incubation Rental Agreement. Access starts only after that.
• Choose incubation if you want the centre's stated end-to-end support, from ideation to funding.

How to apply

• Enquire through the contact form on the website. It asks for your name, email, phone number and a message.
• Startups can be onboarded directly, or through the Startup India portal.

Before you sign

• Ask whether the incubation terms will be fee-based or equity-based. The centre says either may apply.
• Read the Incubation Rental Agreement in full, since access depends on it.

How selection works

• The pages describe no selection round. Access follows signing the rental agreement.

Founders Cube is a coworking space and business incubation centre in Bengaluru, run through Founders Cube Cowork Incubation Private Limited. It offers workspace for teams, registered and virtual office addresses, and incubation services for startups that want a base in the city. Its website places the centre in B Narayanapura, Mahadevapura, Bengaluru.

What the centre offers

The workspace is sold as separate products. These are fully furnished private cabins dedicated to a company, dedicated desks with storage, and hot desks that can be used on demand. A registered office is a dedicated office space used to register a startup with the Registrar of Companies. A virtual office sets up a representative office for a company.

Incubation is a separate arrangement. Access to incubation services is granted once a startup signs an Incubation Rental Agreement with the centre. The centre says its main aim is end-to-end support to startups, from ideation to funding.

How the programme works

The centre says its incubation services are offered at concessional rates. The valuation of that support may be set through an equity-based arrangement or a fee-based model, so read the terms in the agreement before you sign. The pages state no cohort, batch or intake dates.

Who can apply

The centre says it welcomes all startups. Nothing on its website limits incubation to a campus or a community.

Facilities

The coworking space has dedicated desks, hot desks and private cabins. The centre also has a conference hall and meeting rooms, offered for events, workshops, conferences and business meetings. Incubation space is rented under the incubation agreement.

Recognition

The centre states that its incubation company was incorporated on 13 April 2018 and is recognised under Startup India. This is the centre's own statement, and it has not been confirmed on a government listing.

History

The centre states that it was first established on 27 March 2014 under Finmatrix Strategic Consulting Private Limited. The incubation company was incorporated separately on 13 April 2018 to formalise its incubation activity. Its pages give both dates, depending on which entity is meant. They do not say whether Finmatrix still owns or controls the incubation company.

Who runs it

CA Manobin is the founder director of the centre. The website has a careers page for openings.

Getting in touch

Enquiries go through the contact form on the website, which asks for a name, email address, phone number and a message.

Locations

The website gives the address as B Narayanapura, Mahadevapura, Bengaluru 560016. Some of its pages place the centre on Whitefield Main Road instead, and the page for its CSR trust gives a different street address in the same area. Confirm the address before you visit.