Scaler helps Seed to Series A Stage Disability Tech venture founders turn their product into a successful business.
Submit an Expression of InterestScaler is a Seed to Series A stage Co-investment Initiative for Disability Tech Scaleups.
We launched Scaler to expand on our mission of creating a world of access and possibility for the more than 1.3 billion people globally living with disability.
We established a unique source of capital to help bridge the gap between supply and demand for Disability Tech. By supporting ventures at the key Seed to Series A stage, we aim to serve the world’s largest minority population and achieve measurable, sustainable impact.
Scaler provides Seed to Series A stage funding for Disability Tech ventures aligned with CPA’s mission. The minimum Scaler co-investment amount is $200k AUD.
Scaler provides individualised strategic support in planning and executing key developments to advance your investment readiness.
You will have access to Remarkable’s extensive network that extends across the Australian disability, ageing and health markets, plus a global Disability Tech community that can support scaling your business.
You are an ambitious Disability Tech venture founder and have decided to raise Seed or Series A stage capital.
Your product is in-market* with growing demand and you are seeking capital to scale.
*Unless you are a MedTech company with a clear path to market and solid progress on that front.
You are a Disability Tech scaleup providing a solution at the intersection of disability, ageing and health, and aligned with CPA’s mission.
We are looking for game changing technologies, and these may be in areas such as:
If you are interested in Scaler, please submit an Expression Of Interest (EOI.)
If we think there may be mission alignment, we will ask you to provide your latest pitch deck, and if we still think there’s a potential fit, we will ask to meet with you.
If both parties are excited to further explore a potential co-investment, we will then request access to your complete data room.
Find our frequently asked questions below. If you can’t find an answer to your questions below, please use the question submission form or send us an email to hello@remarkable.org.
Applications are received and considered on a rolling basis. There is no formal close date.
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You will find out the outcome of your application around 6 weeks after providing all required information, including your latest pitch deck and access to your complete data room.
Please note, before this time frame, you will be asked to meet with our team (virtually or in-person) to initiate the assessment process.
Cerebral Palsy Alliance Board of Directors.
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Disability Tech ventures based in Australia, Canada, Israel, New Zealand, Singapore, United Kingdom and United States can apply for Scaler funding.
Yes, Scaler co-investments are intended for Disability Tech ventures raising Seed to Series A stage capital.
Yes, your product needs to be post-revenue, unless you are a MedTech company with a clear path to market and solid progress on that front.
No, we encourage EOIs from both founders with disability and founders without disability.
The goal is to help selected Disability Tech ventures scale their impact on people with disability and achieve Series B investment level readiness.
This is an accessible environment where everyone is welcome and included.
Our initiatives form a safe and innovative space for people across every visible and invisible disability, gender, race, ethnicity, religion, country of origin, sexual orientation, and age. Please reach out to us if you have any questions or if you require assistance accessing our initiatives. You can reach us at hello@remarkable.org
You should expect monthly 15-30 minute calls with our Head of Investment to stay up-to-date on your progress and co-identify areas where Remarkable can provide additional strategic support.
You should also expect quarterly 30-45 minute calls with the Head of Investment to co-reassess your investment readiness level and performance against pre-formulated milestones, all with the goal of getting you to the next stage of investment.
We welcome scaleups from Australia, Canada, Israel, New Zealand, Singapore, United Kingdom and United States and will schedule meetings only at times that work for you and that we can reasonably accommodate.
We will let you run your business your way and only collaboratively identify and execute on areas where we can provide additional strategic support.