Browser-Use Hackathon: GTM Edition — ₹10,000 Prize, Bengaluru — Frequently Asked Questions

It is a one-day, in-person hackathon in Bengaluru, organised by webcmd in partnership with GTMX Ventures, where participants build AI agents that carry out browser-based go-to-market work. The event runs on Saturday, July 18, 2026, from 10:00 to 17:00.

The prize is ₹10,000 in cash, awarded to the best build of the day. There is no grant, seed investment or other funding attached to the programme — the reward is the prize money itself.

Everyone. The hackathon is open to all builders, and you can register on your own or as a team of up to four members. It is especially relevant for GTM, sales and marketing teams, outbound and GTM agencies, and founders or GTM leads at seed-plus companies and Series A-stage startups, but none of that is a barrier to entering.

The programme lists a deadline of July 18, 2026, which is the same day the hackathon takes place. Since seats are limited, it is worth completing your registration on the official Luma page well before that date.

No. Eligibility is open to all, and the programme does not mention DPIIT recognition, MSME registration or any particular company structure as a requirement for taking part.

It is an in-person event in Bengaluru on July 18, 2026, from 10:00 to 17:00, and no online or remote format is described. You do have flexibility in how you present, though: your demo can be given live or shown as a recording of a genuine agent run.

You pick from six challenge lanes: prospecting and list building, personalised outreach, social selling, CRM hygiene and pipeline management, account and competitive research, or a wildcard track judged purely on creativity. Across every lane, the goal is to automate real browser-based GTM tasks.

Builds are scored on five weighted criteria: live reliability at 30%, usefulness at 25%, technical depth at 20%, creativity at 15%, and demo and storytelling at 10%. The build with the strongest overall score wins the ₹10,000 prize.

The session starts at 10:00 with a 30-minute introduction to browser agents and a walkthrough from webcmd. Teams then build through the day, and the event closes at 17:00 after the demos.

Sign-ups are handled on the official Luma page at https://luma.com/y9cq2oqn. Registering for a seat is the application process, and because seats are capped you should sign up early rather than wait for the deadline.

No. Browser-Use Hackathon: GTM Edition — ₹10,000 Prize, Bengaluru is competition and is non-dilutive — the provider does not take an equity stake in your startup.