Startup Perk Links: Stripe Atlas, Mercury, Persona, Clay, Arize and More

These listings are partner invites, coupon links and short-term codes rather than full annual plans. Most open the vendor's own checkout with the offer applied, so you see the exact discount and term before you confirm.

Company setup and money

• Stripe Atlas, 40% off ($9.99): incorporate a US company online; Atlas members also get $500 in Stripe credits and partner discounts.
• Mercury business banking ($9.99): a partner link for Mercury's startup bank account. Mercury approves US-registered companies under its own rules; the offer applies once the account is open.
• Origin, 2 months ($10.99): the AI personal-finance app; availability depends on your country.

AI and data tools

• Arize coupon ($10.99): observability for LLM apps and agents (tracing, evaluations, monitoring). The plan and term show when you apply it.
• Roboflow, 6 months ($24.99): the computer-vision platform, delivered as redemption steps for your own workspace.
• Persona, 1 year ($10.99): a coupon link that opens Persona's checkout with the discount applied; use it on a new account unless the link says otherwise.

Research, CRM and team tools

• Dovetail Premium ($10.99): the customer-research repository with AI themes; the term shows before you confirm.
• Clay personal CRM, 3 months ($10.99): contacts from email, calendar and social in one place.
• Linear Business discount link ($10.99): a discount on Linear's checkout; Linear may charge any balance after the discount.
• Granola Business, 3 months ($10.99): meeting notes without a bot in the call.
• Airtable Team, 6 months ($21.99) and Mobbin Pro, 1 year ($12.99) for databases and UI references.

Before you buy

Discount links can leave a balance to pay at the vendor, and some only work on new accounts. Each product page says which applies. Sales are final once the link or code is delivered.

Frequently asked questions

Is a discount link the same as a free plan?

No. A discount link takes money off the vendor's price; a full-term code covers the whole term. The listing name says which you get.