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Pre-seed funding is the first round of venture capital financing that a startup raises. It is typically smaller than seed funding, and is used to help a startup get to the point where it can raise seed funding (which is usually the first large round of funding). In this blog post, we’ll discuss what pre-seed funding is, the difference between pre-seed and seed funding, when to start raising pre-seed funding, when is a startup ready for pre-seed funding, and what are the pros and cons of pre-seed funding.