Connecting
the world's
startup
ecosystems.

Every startup should be one warm introduction away from the people it needs, wherever they are. Mr. 6 links incubators, accelerators and founders across borders, so a startup from one ecosystem can meet its next customers in another: North American homes, hospital networks, retail chains, factories, utilities and city halls, then the partners and investors behind them. Every incubator in the network is both a door in and a door out. No equity.

The deal, in one breath

Your new market.
Your next customers.

Buyers
Customers first: business buyers for B2B, real households and users for B2C. Pilot partners, distributors and investors follow, in the order each startup needs them.
Opt-in
Both sides agree to every one-to-one introduction before it happens. Nobody gets a cold forward, so the people who say yes expect the call and show up.
No cut
We charge for the program, never a cut. No equity, no share of any money your startups raise, and no fee per investor introduction.

Ways in, ready today.

Every program is a bridge between two ecosystems, shaped around the startups in it: the market, the length, and the people to meet, with both sides agreeing first. Routes open now: into North America from anywhere, and from North America into Europe and the Middle East. New routes open as incubators join the network. Asking costs nothing.

For incubators·Custom length

The Bridge Cohort

A private program for an incubator or accelerator and a group of its startups, into a new market. Length and focus set with you, a shared tracker of every introduction, and a final report for your own funders.

For founders·Open intake

The Open Cohort

For startups that come to us directly, with or without an accelerator. Founders join a cohort of peers and get the same introductions. The first open cohort starts in spring 2027.

Add-on·5 days

Immersion Week

After the online meetings, five days in the new market's tech hub, starting with the Bay Area: customer meetings set up beforehand, company visits, investor office hours and a demo night. Founders book their own travel.

For incubators·Ongoing

The Partner Network

Incubators and accelerators that join host startups arriving from other countries, and send their own abroad through the other members. Every partner opens a market and gains all the others.

For growing companies·On request

The AI Growth Sprint

One AI workflow built inside your company to reach and win customers in a new market, wherever it is, built by George, hands-on with AI since 2017.

Free·Ongoing

The North America Playbook

Interviews with the US buyers, investors, lawyers and operators that founders from abroad need to meet, published free by the Mr. 6 Foundation. Read it before your first meeting.

Pick a Program →

Not a course.
A room full of people.

Most market-entry programs teach, and most move startups one way. We introduce, in every direction. Your founders meet the people in the market they are entering, customers first, the advice comes from the buyers and investors in the room, and every introduction is tracked to what came of it.

The Typical Program
Lectures. Workshops.
Then a certificate.
  • Slides you could have read at home.
    The same market-entry deck every cohort gets, taught by people who will never buy from you.
  • Introductions by mass email.
    A list of names, or one forwarded email to a busy investor who never asked for it and never replies.
  • It ends at demo day.
    The cohort finishes, the contacts go cold, and nobody knows which introduction led anywhere.
The Mr. 6 Way
Meetings that end
in next steps.
  • People, not practice.
    Customers first: buyers, users and partners in the new market. The advice comes from people who buy and invest there, not from us.
  • Both sides say yes first.
    Every one-to-one introduction is agreed in advance, so the person on the other side expects the call and has a reason to take it.
  • Tracked to the end.
    Every introduction goes into a shared tracker with what came of it, and each founder leaves with a plan and named contacts.

Mr. 6, in six steps.

One new market. The customers, partners and investors in it. Six steps from the first call to a plan for every founder.

Pick

Step 1 · Choose The Startups

A short call to pick the market, the startups and a start date. Founders coming to us directly simply apply.

Start here →
The Brief

Step 2 · Who They Need To Meet

Before the first meeting, each founder fills in one page: their industry, their target customer and who they need to meet. We start matching from that day, so the meetings are ready when the program begins.

One Price

Step 3 · One Clear Price

One price for the whole program, agreed up front and shaped to its length and size. No equity, no share of any money raised, no fee per investor introduction.

The Meetings

Step 4 · Customers First

Buyers in the founder's own industry, whether that means households, hospital networks, retailers, factories or city halls. Then pilot partners, distributors, marketers, lawyers and bankers, and founders who made the move. All online.

The Showcase

Step 5 · Investors And Demo Day

Investors come in once there is something to show. Then a demo day where founders present what happened in the program, not the idea. "Four meetings and a pilot in discussion" beats any vision slide.

How the weeks run →
The Plan

Step 6 · The Plan Ahead

Each founder leaves with a plan, named contacts and the introduction tracker. An incubator gets a final report it can share with its own funders.

Tell us where your startups
need to go. We'll open the doors
that count.

Customers, partners and investors in the new market, every introduction agreed by both sides. Programs shaped around your startups, no equity, no cut of any raise. Run an incubator? Join the network, host startups from abroad, and open every other member's market to your own. Asking costs nothing.

Build a Bridge →

Bridge notes.

One email. Who met whom across the network, which introductions turned into pilots and which went quiet, and what buyers and investors in each market told us. No pitch, no filler.