Tell us what you're building.
Share the business, the opportunity, what you need Sixty8 to build, and what you are prepared to contribute.
We'll use the information to determine whether the project should move into partnership evaluation, project financing consideration, or a traditional project discussion.
A few things to have ready.
- A clear description of the business or opportunity.
- An idea of what Sixty8 needs to build.
- Your current business stage and traction.
- The amount you can contribute toward the project.
- Supporting documents if you already have them.
Make sure the opportunity is ready for evaluation.
These are the basic conditions we expect before considering an investment partnership.
Investment consideration generally begins with projects valued at $10,000 or more.
The business must be able to make the contribution required for its project tier.
There should be a legitimate business, product, service, or commercial opportunity.
Applicants should be prepared to provide reasonable information needed for review.
No investment relationship begins until required terms are documented and executed.
Review the framework if you have questions about the relationship.
These pages explain how evaluation works, what structures may be considered, and what Sixty8 looks for in a potential partnership.
Applying starts the conversation. It does not create a deal.
The application gives Sixty8 enough information to decide whether deeper discovery and evaluation make sense.
Submitting this form does not create a partnership, financing commitment, investment offer, equity arrangement, or obligation for Sixty8 to perform work. Any approved relationship requires separate review, final terms, and executed agreements.
Give us enough context to understand the opportunity.
Submission is the beginning of evaluation.
Initial Screening
Sixty8 reviews the application for basic eligibility, completeness, project fit, and obvious concerns.
Deeper Conversation
If the opportunity should move forward, Sixty8 may request additional information or schedule discovery.
Business & Project Review
The business, market, project, contribution, feasibility, and Sixty8 fit are reviewed together.
Propose The Next Step
Sixty8 may propose a partnership, request changes, recommend another project structure, or decline the opportunity.
