An Incubator can simply be thought of as nonprofit-central working-space established to thrive startups. They also provide education, mentoring and training. They are often non-profit. If a Startup decides to choose an incubator, this means it is getting ready to physically locate its business to a central working space provided by incubator. Incubators selection is often assumed less competitive, however some incubators serve only specific industry verticals.
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