RevTech Labs has opened applications for Class 25 of its globally focused accelerator program, inviting post-revenue fintech and insurtech startups to apply for its next 12-week hybrid cohort. Applications close on August 2, 2026, with the program scheduled to begin in September.
Designed for founders looking to accelerate commercial growth and expand into new markets, the accelerator combines personalized mentoring, strategic industry connections, and capital support. Unlike traditional curriculum-based accelerators, RevTech Labs creates a tailored roadmap for each startup, focusing on the company’s specific growth objectives over the course of the program.
Selected startups can receive up to $120,000 in investment, while alumni remain eligible for follow-on funding through RevTech Labs Capital. Participants also gain access to more than 500 subject matter experts, corporate executives, investors, and mentors, alongside founder perks valued at more than $1 million through the Morrow partner network.
The accelerator follows a hybrid format, bringing founders together in Charlotte at the beginning and end of the program, as well as for a mid-program roadshow in another U.S. city. Throughout the remaining weeks, startups work virtually with advisory boards, mentors, and executives to execute their customized growth plans.
RevTech Labs accepts applications from startups worldwide. International founders are encouraged to apply, provided they have demonstrated traction in their home markets and are planning expansion into the U.S. ecosystem. The organization primarily targets fintech and insurtech companies that have launched an MVP and generated early commercial traction.
Since its launch, the Charlotte-based accelerator has built a network of more than 250 alumni startups, 400+ venture capital partners, and 500+ mentors. Companies within its community have collectively raised over $2.5 billion in funding while creating more than 1,200 jobs, reinforcing RevTech Labs’ position as one of North America’s leading fintech-focused accelerator platforms.
