Incubator investor firms.

1. Y Combinator
2. Techstars
3. 500 Startups
4. AngelPad
5. Seedcamp
6. Dreamit Ventures
7. StartX
8. Founders Factory
9. Betaworks
10. Launchpad Digital Health

Early-Stage Incubator Investors:

- 500 Startups: Provides seed funding, mentorship, and resources to early-stage startups.
- BoostVC: Focuses on investing in pre-seed and seed-stage tech companies.
- Y Combinator: One of the most prestigious accelerators, providing funding, mentorship, and access to a network of investors.
- TechStars: Offers accelerator programs for early-stage tech startups, including seed funding and mentorship.
- Village Global: Invests in early-stage tech companies from around the world.

Growth-Stage Incubator Investors:

- Accel Partners: Provides seed and early-stage funding to companies in the technology, entertainment, and consumer sectors.
- Benchmark: Focuses on investing in early- and growth-stage technology companies.
- First Round Capital: Invests in early-stage companies across various industries, including tech, healthcare, and consumer.
- Index Ventures: Invests in early- and growth-stage tech companies in Europe and the US.
- Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers: Provides seed and early-stage funding to companies in the technology, life sciences, and cleantech sectors.

Specialized Incubator Investors:

- Female Founders Fund: Invests in early-stage companies founded by women.
- Harlem Capital: Focuses on investing in companies led by Black and Latinx founders.
- Initialized Capital: Invests in early-stage software companies with AI and machine learning capabilities.
- Jazz Venture Partners: Invests in early-stage tech companies with a focus on healthcare and enterprise software.
- Neal Analytics: Provides seed funding and analytics support to companies in the data analytics and machine learning space.