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Offer on record
Up to one year of Kiro Pro+
Approved startups receive Kiro Pro+ credits for up to one year, with packages for up to 2, 10, or 30 users depending on the selected tier.
Apply at aws.amazon.comWhat you get
- Free serviceup to 1 yearUp to one year of Kiro Pro+ credits for the approved Starter, Growth, or Scale package
- Nothing to payNo purchase or commitment is part of this offer.
Who qualifies
6 conditions
All of these:
- Company is an early-stage through Series A startupcheckable
- Applicant is a venture-backed startupverified externally
- Applicant has a valid AWS Account ID and uses an official business email matching both the startup domain and the AWS primary development accountverified externally
- Applicant does not currently participate in AWS Activateverified externally
- Applicant is at least 18 years old and resides in a supported country; the terms exclude Argentina, Belarus, Brazil, China/GCR, Cuba, France, Germany, Iran, Italy, Mexico, North Korea, Poland, Russia, Spain, Syria, Crimea, DNR, LNR, and the United Arab Emiratesverified externally
- Application is submitted during the April 7 through December 31, 2026 promotion period and is approved by Kirovendor decides
How to apply
- AvailabilityOpen to applicants who meet the eligibility requirements.
- MethodApplication form at aws.amazon.com/startups/credits/kiro
- Terms and accessKiro sets the terms; access is operated by AWS.
- Termskiro.dev/startups/terms
- On record since
Where this comes from
kiro.dev/startups, 7 Aug 2026
kiro.dev/startups/terms, 7 Aug 2026
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Kiro is an AI development environment for turning product requirements into specifications, code, tests, documentation, and reviews.
In this program
Kiro offers qualifying venture-backed startups from early stage through Series A up to one year of Kiro Pro+ at no cost.
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