MATLAB and Simulink for Startups

Get Low-Cost Access to MATLAB and Simulink

Research projects, develop prototypes, and take ideas from concept to production

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MATLAB Suite

Includes 40+ add-on products

Annual individual license

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MATLAB and Simulink Suite

Includes 90+ add-on products

Annual individual license

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Suite license holders get free access to the Online Training Suite Subscription.

Program Benefits

Get MATLAB, Simulink, and add-on products at low startup pricing

Support from application engineers and technical support

Training options in local languages, including 50% off training credits

Co-marketing opportunities to showcase your technology or products

Empower Your Startup with MATLAB and Simulink

Model-Based Design Positions Startups for Success

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“For start-ups, speed is really important, so you need to move quickly. MATLAB is really a powerful tool, especially in the research environment where you need to test something, because MATLAB has embedded functions and tool boxes that are available to us. So we can increase the productivity, increase the quality, and reduce the waste.”
Praveen Penmetsa, Productive Machines

Eligibility

Most startups in the program meet the following criteria:

Founded within the last 5 years
Fewer than 15 engineers
Less than $1 million USD in annual revenue

Angel and venture capital funding levels are not criteria for acceptance.

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“Almost every person or company has a license for MATLAB. And we use it for analysis, for presentation, for understanding what's happening, what's changed, as well as evaluating new types of algorithms, new types of approaches.”
Byron Stanley, Wavesense

Accelerator Program

The MathWorks Accelerator Program partners with more than 500 accelerators to provide free licensing to startups.

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See How Other Companies are Using MATLAB and Simulink

Jack Little, CEO and co-founder of MathWorks, spoke at the MIT Climate Grand Challenges event about how companies use MATLAB and Simulink to scale projects for electrification, modeling and rapid prototyping, and simulation to combat climate change.

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