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Startup Mexico

Accelerator

Ciudad de México · Pre-Seed–Seed

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Investment thesis

Startup Mexico (SUM) is a Mexican organization that supports startups and entrepreneurs through acceleration, incubation, and specialized programs, with a network of national and international mentors.

Invests inSector AgnosticCiudad de MéxicoMexicoMexico City

Source: firm website, verified Aug 7, 2026.

Stage
Pre-Seed–Seed
HQ
Ciudad de México, MX
Portfolio companies
2

What they invest in

from 1 of 2 portfolio companies

AdTech ×1Marketing Tech ×1

HQs:Mexico×1

Portfolio companies · 2 tracked

alumni founders can tell you what the program is really like
Devmexidevmexi.co

Dev México is a digital agency offering web development, digital marketing, social media management, and multimedia content creation.

AdTechMarketing TechMexico City, MX

Invezzinvezz.com

Frequently asked questions

What stage does Startup Mexico invest at?
Startup Mexico invests at the Pre-Seed, Seed stages.
What sectors does Startup Mexico focus on?
Startup Mexico focuses on Sector Agnostic.
Where is Startup Mexico located?
Startup Mexico is headquartered in Ciudad de México, MX.

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