You're Invited. Apply today for $300 AWS credits

Build and scale your business
 
 
 

Apply for $300 AWS Credits today
 
 

Based on the qualifications of your profile, you have been invited to apply for $300 in AWS credits. At AWS, we are dedicated to helping our customers find the right products and services to help them grow and scale their businesses.

We want to help you build out a proof of concept that works for your business. Apply for credits to help you get started on your project. If your application is approved, the credits will be applied directly into your AWS Account.
 
 
 
 
Get started
 
1. Fill out the form and apply for $300 in AWS credits.
 
 
Wait a few days
 
2. Your application is processed within a few days.
 
 
We'll notify you
 
3. Receive your notification on credit approval.
 
 
 
Credits go to your account
 
4. If approved, your credits are applied to your account.
 
 
Start testing
 
5. Get started testing out your proof of concept on AWS.
 
 
 
 
 

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