
Organization · Accelerator
EastHub
EastHub is the first Serbian accelerator for tech startups, providing mentorship, office space, and access to investors in the United States. It aims to support Serbian startups in expanding to larger markets.
Overview
What EastHub does
What EastHub is
EastHub is the first Serbian accelerator for tech startups, providing mentorship, office space, and access to investors in the United States. It aims to support Serbian startups in expanding to larger markets.
How it participates in the startup ecosystem
The current public profile supports funder and program host capabilities. Each capability below is shown separately so organization identity and role-specific information do not get conflated.
Operational profile
Organization status and context
Organization status describes the entity itself. Funding and program availability appear within the relevant capability profile.
- Operational status
- Active
- Organization type
- Accelerator
- Structured capabilities
- Funder · Program host
- Last reviewed
- April 3, 2026
What Accelerator means
An accelerator is a structured, short-term program designed to speed up a startup's progress toward product-market fit, traction, fundraising, or scale.
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Capability profile
EastHub as a funder
Investment thesis
EastHub aims to assist innovative Serbian companies in expanding to larger markets through comprehensive support and resources.
Focus narrative
EastHub focuses on supporting Serbian startups and tech companies by providing logistics and development services. This includes office space in the United States, mentorship, sales and marketing expertise, business development training, and introductions to investors.
Value beyond capital
EastHub provides valuable resources such as office space in leading American cities, product development training led by industry experts, workshops with sales and marketing leaders, training for investor presentations, preparation of business documents, and meetings with investors.
Focus and fit
- Stages
- Accelerator
- Regions
- EuropeNorth America
Availability
- Currently deploying
- Not published
Capability profile
EastHub as a program host
Program thesis
EastHub is the first Serbian business accelerator, founded to assist innovative companies in reaching larger markets.
Focus narrative
EastHub focuses on supporting Serbian startups and tech companies by providing logistics and development services. This includes office space in the United States, mentorship, sales and marketing expertise, business development training, and introductions to investors.
Value and support
EastHub's program includes air tickets for participants, office space in leading American cities, product development training led by industry experts, workshops with sales and marketing leaders, training for investor presentations, preparation of business documents, and meetings with investors and pitching events.
Format and cadence
- Typical cohort
- 5 companies
Availability
- Application state
- Not published
Focus and fit
- Stages
- Accelerator
- Regions
- Europe · Global · North America
Connected ecosystem
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What to know about EastHub
Upseed classifies EastHub under the Accelerator organization type. Its current public profile includes funder and program host capabilities.
Source and update disclosure
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Source basis
Public organization and program material, official websites, and structured Upseed records.
Last reviewed
April 3, 2026
Known limits
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