Valencia's ecosystem combines talent, government support, and connectivity to nurture digital entrepreneurship, establishing it as a global startup hub. Its interconnectedness provides easy access to capital and support from initial stages to investment preparation, acceleration, scaling, and international expansion. The ecosystem boasts over 100 investors, including the Draper B1 venture network, impact venture builder Zubi Labs, and Angels Capital. The Valencian Institute of Finance complements this support, offering various financial instruments through public-private collaborations. Since 2018, Valencia has raised over $643 million (€600 million) in investment rounds for startups. Notably, HUNTY, a hunting search and management platform, closed a $1.28 million seed round in October 2023 and GrowPro Experience, an international educational experience platform, has raised $2.7 million over two rounds.

In 2023, Spain enacted a Startup Law aimed at creating a favorable regulatory environment for emerging businesses that includes corporate tax rate cuts, tax debt relief for the initial two years, and tax reductions. Tax credits, including a 25% credit for R&D expenses and a 12% credit for technological innovation activities are available.

The Valencia ecosystem is expanding rapidly, with an annual startup growth rate of 16% according to Informe 2023: Observatorio Startup de la Comunidad Valenciana. Successful startups created in Valencia include Climate Trade, a carbon offsetting solutions provider; ARTHEx Biotech, a disease treatment company; and PLD Space, a reusable rocket developer.