Accelerator Unit Economics

Accelerator Unit Economics MCP Connector for Claude

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Calculate financial viability and per-company economics for startup accelerators.

3 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides a specialized toolset for accelerator program managers to evaluate financial sustainability. It allows for precise calculation of individual company returns using calculate_company_economics, aggregate cohort-level metrics like sustainability ratios via calculate_cohort_success_metrics, and the impact of cross-subsidization through analyze_subsidization_model. By modeling the relationship between program costs, equity stakes, and success rates, managers can determine the true cost per successful company and ensure long-term program viability.

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3 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

calculate_cohort_success_metrics

Calculates the aggregate impact of success rates and follow-on value on the overall program sustainability

calculate_company_economics

Determines the direct financial relationship between the cost of supporting one company and the expected value of the equity held

analyze_subsidization_model

Evaluates how much surplus value from successful companies is required to cover the costs of unsuccessful companies

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Calculate the economics for a company where we spent $50,000, took 5% equity, and expect a $10,000,000 valuation.

The equity value is $500,000, resulting in an equity-to-cost ratio of 10.0 and a net gain of $450,000.

What is the cost per successful company if we spend $500,000 on 10 companies with a 20% success rate?

The cost per successful company is $250,000.

Analyze a cohort with a $1,000,000 total cost, 2 expected successful companies, and an average equity value of $600,000 per success.

The total surplus is $200,000, and the subsidization requirement to cover unsuccessful companies is $0, as the surplus covers the costs.

You can use the `calculate_company_economics` tool. Provide the cost spent on the company, the equity percentage held, and the expected valuation at exit.

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