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AiQ announced today its expansion into the U.S. market with the support of EntryPoint, a U.S. go-to-market program built for Israeli B2B startups ready to scale in the U.S. and reach the traction milestones investors expect. The announcement also includes the launch of the EnterpriseAiQ.com website.

EntryPoint Connect supports Israeli startups building relationships with customers, partners, investors, and service providers in the United States.

Boston has become a natural gateway for Israeli startups seeking U.S. market validation, strategic partnerships, and scalable growth, precisely the gap the EntryPoint Boston startup program was created to address.

If you’re an Israeli B2B startup eyeing the U.S., you’ve probably outgrown what classic accelerators do best. You don’t need another pitch deck workshop, you need proof that U.S. customers will buy, again and again, at a price that makes sense. That’s where a “scalerator”-style approach comes in: structured help turning early traction into a repeatable, U.S.-ready go-to-market (GTM) engine.

EntryPoint Boston has officially launched, marking the region's first and only go-to-market accelerator program tailored exclusively for Israeli B2B startups pursuing U.S. scale and Series A readiness.

Israeli startups have achieved remarkable success in the Boston area in recent years, cutting across industries such as life sciences, cybersecurity, fintech, civic tech, and beyond. By enabling Israeli startups to plug into Boston’s ecosystem faster and more effectively, EntryPoint helps founders follow in the footsteps of startups like Snyk, Novidea, and others, and turn global ambition into American traction.

For Israeli founders, I truly believe EntryPoint offers something unique: a team that knows the terrain and is committed to bringing success to all the companies in the program. We want companies to focus on what you do best – building an amazing product – while we help pave the road into the market, get those vital early wins, and accelerate the growth curve.