Both F6S and Passport let you create a free application and publish it to a community of startups. On both platforms, you’ll find startup selection and evaluation features, as well as a set of discounts for startups.

Unlike F6S, however, Passport is focused on one job: connecting accelerators, incubators, and startup contests to the best startups. Think of it as the difference between a skilled recruiter and a Craigslist posting: we’re focused on doing just one thing, and doing it well. That means:

• Focused promotion: Every program posted to Passport gets promoted to the front page and surfaced to the right subset of our 60,000 founder community.
• Thoughtful community: Not every startup is a fit for Passport, and we like it that way. We’re focused on finding only active, promising startups.

No, Passport by OneValley is a free product that’s focused on application management.

If you're interested in managing your program’s events, community, or curriculum, consider upgrading to OneValley’s Passport OS solution. In addition to application management, it provides programs and community management in a white-label environment.

Yes, OneValley will offer application management capabilities to run simple application cycles. By posting on Passport, programs will be able to provide free and premium perks to applicants and have the ability to invite a team of evaluators.

Yes, ESOs will be able to market their programs on Passport even if an application cycle is not yet open. Then, once your application cycle begins, your program will be sorted to the top of the Passport homepage.