TinySeed

TinySeed states its mission as multiplying the world's population of independent, self-sustaining startups. It invests in capital efficient B2B SaaS companies that are not on a unicorn track.^{Source [1]}

Its accelerator is remote and runs for a full year; founders may raise more money later or not, and it invests across corporate structures, not only C-corps.^{Source [1]}

It reports backing more than 180 SaaS companies across four continents (as of October 2026). It also lists a SaaS Institute program alongside the accelerator.^{Source [1]}

Rob Walling and Einar Vollset announced TinySeed in 2018 as a funding option between bootstrapping and venture capital for founders in the MicroConf community. It runs a remote, year-long accelerator and the SaaS Institute program, and says it has backed more than 180 SaaS companies.^{Source [1]Source [2]}