Startup House has invested a total of $500K in five Saudi technology startups graduating from the fifth cohort of its Atliq accelerator.
Startup House Ventures invested $100K in each company through a SAFE agreement. The startups operate across artificial intelligence, retail technology, healthtech and fintech.
The selected companies are HANDL HUB, which turns e-commerce data into business insights; STOQA, an investment insights platform; OFINTECH, an AI-powered open banking platform; SIGHTI, which upgrades traditional surveillance cameras with AI; and 21 DOCTORS, a cloud platform helping healthcare providers build their digital presence.
The cohort was selected from more than 1,400 applications. Through Atliq, founders receive pre-seed funding, acceleration support, practical mentorship, access to Startup House’s network, regulatory and market-entry guidance, digital incentives and connections to later-stage investors, according to the announcement.
The final demo day took place on May 5, 2026, at CODE in Riyadh, where the founders presented their companies to investors and members of KSA’s venture capital ecosystem.
Startup House said its ventures fund relies exclusively on Atliq for investment opportunities and invests $100K in promising Saudi technology startups at the pre-seed stage.
Source: Startup House
