Why Choose
Venture
The Innovative Digital Lease Platform
Venture has created a digital lease model for digital real estate, a Brand as a Service platform, allowing you, with little capital, to access great domains as great brands and positions you for success. Transparent and easy to start up with minimal risk.
Commercial leases allow brick and mortar businesses to have prime real estate without the huge money upfront to buy. Now leases are the accepted way to start a business. In this digital age, where software is transforming industries through innovative technology, your startup needs a great brand to be your digital real estate, but great domains can cost millions of dollars, just like prime real estate.
Commercial leases work and so do digital leases— with a couple of key tweaks. No lock-in with long terms. Cancel any time for any reason. 90% of businesses fail within five years, and 50% fail in the first year. Or are you one of the 10% success stories, lease for as long as you want.
Premium Brands Priced right for startups
Lease Forever As long as you wish
Cancel Anytime No Penalties
The Dream
Startup Plan
With a flash of higher insight, we've worked with Owners to create special Startup Plans. We recognize your first year of operating could be a financial struggle. So we took this factor and the funding timeline into consideration. Now you can have a great brand from the start at a much lower rate and then get funded.
Y Combinator requires startups to demo their business to Venture Capitalists after 3 months. So what we're offering you is an even better time frame!
An Investment You Can't
Afford To Miss
The name of your startup is critically important to its success— six letters or fewer, generally easy to spell and certainly unique. Great entrepreneurs tackle and solve challenging issues like naming their company well, and if you can't name your company well, you're simply not worth investing in. I know it's a harsh statement, but it is true. Better you hear it now while you still have a chance to hit a home run.
If you go into a VC or angel meeting with a crappy name, they will look at it the same way they look at you unshaven with a stain on your shirt and a deck full of misspellings: that you lack focus and attention to detail. A stunning domain name paired with a world-class logo makes you look like a killer. That is what you want when you're in a meeting asking people to give you money: credibility. Under no circumstance should you settle for an OK or bad name, except if it's just a placeholder and you're NOT showing it to investors.
Jason Calacanis