GoMassive

Check whether an intake is open

GoMassive runs its accelerators as cohorts rather than continuously, so the first thing to confirm is whether applications are currently open. The agri-tech accelerator, AgroXLerate, applies through an online form linked from its programme page; when a cohort is closed, watch the page for the next call.

Make sure you fit the brief

The agri-tech accelerator is aimed at startups in agriculture and allied sectors that:

• are registered as Indian startups with Startup India
• are revenue-positive, with at least one paying customer
• have a technology-led, scalable product with proven product-market fit
• can show a clear expansion strategy

GoMassive's wider work is climate-focused, so a clear climate or sustainability angle helps across its programmes.

Know what the programme is and is not

The accelerator is equity-free and charges no fee; any investment is considered separately and case by case through Climate Angels. GoMassive connects startups to corporates, mentors and investors and brokers partner co-working and field-testing access rather than running its own campus, so apply for the network and the connections, not for lab or office space.

What selection leads to

Selected startups in the agri-tech cohort receive cloud and software credits from partners, field-testing access through a partner university, mentoring, and a demo day at the end of the programme.

GoMassive Earth Network is a climate-focused organisation based in Gurugram, Haryana, that works with startups solving for climate across sectors. It describes itself as a climate innovation network specialising in open innovation, and it runs its programmes in partnership with Massive Earth Foundation. Its founder, Shailesh Vickram Singh, is also listed as Founder and Director of Massive Earth Foundation.

The site does not settle on a single label for what GoMassive is. Different pages present it as a climate innovation network, as an accelerator operator, as a corporate incubator and co-working provider, and as an angel investment network focused on climate. Read together, these describe an organisation that accelerates climate startups, connects them to corporates and investors, and invests alongside a syndicate of funds, rather than a single fixed type of body.

What they support

GoMassive works with startups building climate and sustainability solutions. Its agri-tech accelerator looks for startups in agriculture and allied sectors, registered as Indian startups with Startup India, that are revenue-positive with at least one paying customer and a technology-led, scalable product. Across its wider work it positions itself around climate technology and digital sustainable solutions.

Programmes

AgroXLerate, the GoMassive agri-tech accelerator, is a ten-week programme that supports a small cohort of climate-resilient agri-tech startups and ends in a demo day. It is co-hosted by Massive Earth Foundation, G.B. Pant University of Agriculture and Technology (Pantnagar), Climate Angels and GoMassive Earth Network. Selected startups receive complimentary cloud and software credits from Google Cloud, Microsoft and HubSpot, along with field-testing access through G.B. Pant University. The programme runs in intakes rather than continuously, and its most recent cycle has closed.

GoMassive has also run climate-tech accelerators in partnership with Massive Earth Foundation and larger organisations, including a GoMassive Climate Accelerator cohort run in association with AWS India. These earlier cohorts are shown as closed on the site.

How programmes work

The agri-tech accelerator is applied to through an online application form linked from the programme page. The provider states that its accelerator programmes are equity-free and charge no fee, with investment considered only on a case-by-case basis through Climate Angels. Because programmes run as intakes, founders should check the programme page for the next open call.

Facilities and connections

GoMassive does not run its own incubation or co-working space. It states that it has partnered with co-working providers so that startups can choose a partner space and add support such as mentor, investor and industry connects on top. For agri-tech startups, it brokers field-testing access through G.B. Pant University of Agriculture and Technology in Uttarakhand.

Track record

GoMassive reports that it has supported more than 400 startups with industry connects, mentorship and access to investment, drawing on a panel of more than 50 mentors and a syndicate of over 20 funds. Its pages give different counts for the number of investments it has made directly, so that figure is best checked against the provider. These are the organisation's own published figures.

Where they are

GoMassive operates from Sector-43, Golf Course Road, Gurugram, Haryana, and lists its open roles in Gurugram. Founders looking for careers, events or partnership information will find dedicated pages on the site.