Brazil Startup Ideas

2 years ago

A platform for the real estate industry in Brazil that lets agents collaborate on leads and deals.

276

4 years ago

A Brazilian startup that helps fix cars via its app.

228

5 years ago

A tool for hotels to keep track of their assets and track down items that are lost, stolen, or damaged. The startup is already working with hotels in Brazil and Colombia and wants to expand to other Latin American markets as well.

226

4 years ago

A real estate brokerage that helps people buy and sell homes in Brazil. The startup makes it possible to get an apartment in Brazil in under 30 minutes. It currently has 1,500 agents, but wants to expand to other countries.

199

4 years ago

While this is a new company, the founders’ past experience and work on other startups and products and their location in São Paulo, Brazil, makes it an interesting choice.

183

3 years ago

A digital health platform that helps patients manage their health and wellbeing. These apps are taking off in Brazil, but have a long way to go in the US.

174

4 years ago

A “social network for bikers” looking to expand to Brazil.

164

5 years ago

This startup, which is a subsidiary of a government agency in Brazil, is focused on building technology to provide transparency into the country’s elections.

156

2 years ago

A platform for the transfer of funds between relatives in Brazil.

151

5 years ago

A mobile-only bank account for Brazil. A tiered account that allows individuals to pay bills and receive transfers.

150

5 years ago

A startup that provides accounting software to small businesses. They started in late 2017 and have already launched in Brazil and the Philippines.

150

5 years ago

Fintech company for unbanked and underbanked customers in Latin America and Brazil.

149

4 years ago

A project backed by the President of Brazil to develop the country’s cabs.

141

5 years ago

Muyu is a startup based in Brazil that wants to help companies automate their invoices. The startup has a feature-rich platform where users can drag and drop invoices and attachments, and renew them automatically.

140

5 years ago

An online retailer of small business supplies that's trying to take on Amazon. The company is based in Brazil, which is where they say 85% of small businesses are located.

140

4 years ago

A startup that helps companies in Brazil manage all of their consumer credit with the help of a single dashboard.

140

3 years ago

A solution for the “hundreds of millions of people who want to buy and sell real estate, but who lack access to a bank account and the cash to close a deal”. The company is based in Brazil, but is expanding to the US.

139

3 years ago

A way for smart home device makers to create and sell devices in the US. The company already has customers outside of the US, including in Brazil and Australia.

138

3 years ago

In July, the Brazilian government canceled a $500 million investment in Uber. In response, Uber Brazil has been building a team of 150 to prepare for its eventual return to the country.

137

5 years ago

Say Hello is a video messaging app for the deaf community in the US. The company is looking to expand internationally, and has expanded to Brazil and Germany.

131

4 years ago

A tool for marketers to promote products on site and social media. The startup is based in Brazil.

127

5 years ago

This Brazilian startup is building a tool that helps make B2B sales more efficient. It’s an app that helps sales teams automate parts of the sales process.

124

5 years ago

Another digital banking app for Brazil, offering a new way for micro-businesses to manage their financials.

124

3 years ago

A new way to pay for music in Brazil. They have a subscription model and the startup says they’ll have a dual revenue stream by next year.

124

5 years ago

A digital health system that connects people with health professionals in their home country. The startup just launched in Brazil in May.

109

5 years ago

A new kind of e-banking system for Latin America, which is designed to improve the experience of active bank customers. The company plans to launch in Brazil in the next few months and expand thereafter.

100

5 years ago

A digital bank for small businesses in Latin America. The startup’s first product is a mobile app for small businesses in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, and Mexico.

97

4 years ago

Business software for small and medium companies. The company says it’s working with more than 1,000 companies in the US, Brazil, and Canada.

97

5 years ago

A startup that is building a new type of credit card for low-income people by partnering with an NGO in Brazil to give these people access to credit for groceries, utilities, and gas.

95

4 years ago

A startup that wants to build a marketplace where people can trade used computers. It’s already started in Brazil but wants to expand into other countries.

90

4 years ago

A startup that wants to help in-home care providers track patients’ needs, be it in the form of groceries or home medical equipment. The startup launched in Brazil, and plans to expand to other countries.

89

3 years ago

This startup is looking to build a platform that connects credit unions in Latin America. The company says that it already has over 50,000 credit union members, and has launched in Brazil.

85

5 years ago

A company that helps students pay for tuition with a prepaid debit card, available to any in the US. The startup has built a “pay to school” system that works with any college, university, or trade school. The startup doesn’t operate in Brazil.

84

3 years ago

A payment company for the $124 billion dollar Brazilian market.

83

4 years ago

A company that helps companies like Unilever, Nestle, and PepsiCo in Brazil track their shipments to make their supply chains more efficient.

81

4 years ago

Helping people in Africa and Brazil to share their homes with strangers.

80

3 years ago

A startup that helps travelers to find the best and cheapest flight options. Started in February of 2019 and is based in Sao Paulo, Brazil.

78

4 years ago

An SMS-based financial service that helps people access money in Brazil.

77

4 years ago

A digital platform for professionals who want to build their own investment portfolios. The idea is to make investing easier for the average person, and the company is working to make investing more accessible across Brazil.

76

3 years ago

Launching in India and Brazil, this startup wants to make it easier to buy and sell second-hand goods.

75

4 years ago

A company that wants to help countries and states track and improve their charts of accounts. Some of the startup’s targets include the UK and Brazil.

74

4 years ago

Food delivery service that has set its sights on winning over consumers in Brazil.

74

4 years ago

This startup is building a global network of sports stadiums. It’s first project is in Brazil, where it is partnering with an insurance company to run a stadium that hosts games for the local soccer league. The startup is also working with a real estate developer to build a sports stadium in China.

72

3 years ago

The startup is building a tool for large companies to build products for users in emerging markets. The company is currently focused on India and Brazil.

71

3 years ago

Technology to help teams in Brazil manage corporate travel more effectively. As travel becomes more important for companies, TriptoHelp wants to help teams book travel, sort itineraries, and manage more efficiently.

70

2 years ago

This startup is building a messaging system that’s used by 400,000 people in Brazil to help with the country’s current economic situation.

70

4 years ago

A Brazilian startup that wants to make it easier for people to share their meals (and with whom) with family and friends.

69

3 years ago

In March, the Brazilian government passed a new law requiring companies to store data on servers in the country.

69

3 years ago

A social network for small businesses in Brazil, targeting both mom and pop shops and large enterprises.

67

3 years ago

Helps foreign investors in Brazil and Mexico find and invest in local investment opportunities.

67

3 years ago

The startup is building an AI-powered assistant that helps Millennials manage their finances. The app will first be launched in the U.S., and then roll out to other markets like Brazil, Canada and the U.K.

67

3 years ago

Software that helps people manage the annoying and complicated practice of setting up a new home in the US. The company’s founder, who is an engineer in Brazil, built the app to help friends and family move.

66

3 years ago

A digital bank account app for Brazil.

66

3 years ago

A travel booking app that lets you search for flights, hotels, and attractions at once. Built for the Brazil market, the company has seen a 10x growth in ticket sales per month since May.

61

3 years ago

Y Combinator’s 1st international applicant, from Brazil. The startup is building a universal online tool to allow people to compare and purchase tickets to live concerts.

58

3 years ago

This startup aims to help customers of the public transit network in Brazil. In order to provide a better experience, users will be able to use their phone to pay for tickets, track their transit schedule, and request rides.

56

3 years ago

A digital payment platform that allows companies that want to accept payments online to quickly and easily set up shop in Brazil.

53

3 years ago

A messaging app that lets you send money to friends and family, even if they don’t have a bank account. Pudding lets you send US dollars to people using your phone number, and it’s available in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Mexico, Peru, and Uruguay.

52

4 years ago

An AI-driven platform for insurance companies to manage customer accounts and bill payments. It will also offer insurers a way to present better offers to their customers. It’s already in the process of signing up a million customers in Brazil.

51

3 years ago

A Brazilian startup that’s building an ecosystem of smart, connected devices to help elderly people care for themselves.

51

3 years ago

A startup based in Brazil that says it's building a “self-driving” platform for online dating.

50

3 years ago

This is a fintech startup that wants to build a platform allowing people to quickly and cheaply invest in small businesses. The startup is starting with just one country — Brazil.

50

3 years ago

A real estate company in Brazil that gives homebuyers financing and access to other services to facilitate the purchase of homes.

47

3 years ago

A payments-focused startup that’s working on a way to make payments more affordable for underbanked customers, including those in the US, Philippines, and Brazil. It’s working with existing banks and partnered with technology companies to make payments easier.

46

2 years ago

A bitcoin-powered online marketplace and exchange. The company is focused on the underbanked in Latin America as well as on international transfers. It’s also working on a way to let users pay savings and loans with bitcoin. Launched in Brazil and Argentina.

45

3 years ago

Ruled is a service to help US companies ask for and file trademarks in foreign countries. The startup currently has customers in Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Mexico, and the UK.

43

3 years ago

A platform for creating and managing alternative identities that can be used to “bypass” the increasingly strict requirements of some countries’ national ID cards. The startup is working with governments in countries like Brazil and Mexico, which have strict rules on what ID cards they accept and which they don’t.

43

2 years ago

A chatbot for the Brazilian market that gives users advice about credit card payments in real time.

38

5 years ago

Idea: A startup for home-improvement services in Brazil. Helps users find and pay trusted contractors to do things like paint their house, or put up a fence.

36

3 years ago

A startup that’s building a system to improve the safety and quality of healthcare services in Brazil, where a lot of the country’s healthcare infrastructure is in need of modernization.

35

5 years ago

Idea: A software company that helps businesses run online meetings In Brazil, it’s primarily used by churches

32

2 years ago

A platform that helps startups launch in places like India, Brazil, and the Philippines, and serves as a resource for them to grow and scale.

30

2 years ago

An online tool for dating, with a focus on helping lesbian women find partners. It’s launching in the US, and it’s already up and running in Brazil.

28

5 years ago

Idea: A non-profit in Brazil that provides free financial planning to low-income families. The startup works with banks to offer credit to qualifying customers, and works with the family to create a plan for them to pay it back. They already work with 8 banks and offer credit to 300 families.

27

2 years ago

A digital wallet for people who don’t have a traditional checking account. Users get a Visa debit card that can be used for online purchases. The startup is mostly focused on the U.S. market, but it’s also expanding into Brazil and Mexico.

27

2 years ago

A social network based in Brazil and aimed at the hospitality industry. The marketshare of the company is growing fast with thousands of members.

22

2 years ago

The startup is building a virtual assistant that uses machine learning to help you book your next vacation. It’s available in the US, UK, and Brazil.

19

5 years ago

Idea: A startup that wants to become the Stripe of Brazil. It has a payments solution to help anyone accept payments online and in-person.

16

2 years ago

A tool meant to help college students pay for the cost of their education by selling them a limited number of tickets to sporting events. The startup is based in Brazil.

16

2 years ago

This startup will use blockchain to simplify and standardize the production of and trading of commodities. The startup’s first customer is a Brazilian importer that will use the service to import coffee beans in a more reliable and cost-effective way.

15

5 years ago

Idea: A software company that helps banks run call centers more efficiently The company is currently working with two banks in Brazil

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5 years ago

Idea: A startup based in Brazil that is building an online auction house for used cars.

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5 years ago

Idea: A Brazilian startup that wants to be the Stripe of Brazil, helping e-commerce companies accept credit card payments.

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Brazil Startup Ideas

A platform for the real estate industry in Brazil that lets agents collaborate on leads and deals.

A Brazilian startup that helps fix cars via its app.

A tool for hotels to keep track of their assets and track down items that are lost, stolen, or damaged. The startup is already working with hotels in Brazil and Colombia and wants to expand to other Latin American markets as well.

A real estate brokerage that helps people buy and sell homes in Brazil. The startup makes it possible to get an apartment in Brazil in under 30 minutes. It currently has 1,500 agents, but wants to expand to other countries.

While this is a new company, the founders’ past experience and work on other startups and products and their location in São Paulo, Brazil, makes it an interesting choice.

A digital health platform that helps patients manage their health and wellbeing. These apps are taking off in Brazil, but have a long way to go in the US.

A “social network for bikers” looking to expand to Brazil.

This startup, which is a subsidiary of a government agency in Brazil, is focused on building technology to provide transparency into the country’s elections.

A platform for the transfer of funds between relatives in Brazil.

A mobile-only bank account for Brazil. A tiered account that allows individuals to pay bills and receive transfers.

A startup that provides accounting software to small businesses. They started in late 2017 and have already launched in Brazil and the Philippines.

Fintech company for unbanked and underbanked customers in Latin America and Brazil.

A project backed by the President of Brazil to develop the country’s cabs.

Muyu is a startup based in Brazil that wants to help companies automate their invoices. The startup has a feature-rich platform where users can drag and drop invoices and attachments, and renew them automatically.

An online retailer of small business supplies that's trying to take on Amazon. The company is based in Brazil, which is where they say 85% of small businesses are located.

A startup that helps companies in Brazil manage all of their consumer credit with the help of a single dashboard.

A solution for the “hundreds of millions of people who want to buy and sell real estate, but who lack access to a bank account and the cash to close a deal”. The company is based in Brazil, but is expanding to the US.

A way for smart home device makers to create and sell devices in the US. The company already has customers outside of the US, including in Brazil and Australia.

In July, the Brazilian government canceled a $500 million investment in Uber. In response, Uber Brazil has been building a team of 150 to prepare for its eventual return to the country.

Say Hello is a video messaging app for the deaf community in the US. The company is looking to expand internationally, and has expanded to Brazil and Germany.

A tool for marketers to promote products on site and social media. The startup is based in Brazil.

This Brazilian startup is building a tool that helps make B2B sales more efficient. It’s an app that helps sales teams automate parts of the sales process.

Another digital banking app for Brazil, offering a new way for micro-businesses to manage their financials.

A new way to pay for music in Brazil. They have a subscription model and the startup says they’ll have a dual revenue stream by next year.

A digital health system that connects people with health professionals in their home country. The startup just launched in Brazil in May.

A new kind of e-banking system for Latin America, which is designed to improve the experience of active bank customers. The company plans to launch in Brazil in the next few months and expand thereafter.

A digital bank for small businesses in Latin America. The startup’s first product is a mobile app for small businesses in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, and Mexico.

Business software for small and medium companies. The company says it’s working with more than 1,000 companies in the US, Brazil, and Canada.

A startup that is building a new type of credit card for low-income people by partnering with an NGO in Brazil to give these people access to credit for groceries, utilities, and gas.

A startup that wants to build a marketplace where people can trade used computers. It’s already started in Brazil but wants to expand into other countries.

A startup that wants to help in-home care providers track patients’ needs, be it in the form of groceries or home medical equipment. The startup launched in Brazil, and plans to expand to other countries.

This startup is looking to build a platform that connects credit unions in Latin America. The company says that it already has over 50,000 credit union members, and has launched in Brazil.

A company that helps students pay for tuition with a prepaid debit card, available to any in the US. The startup has built a “pay to school” system that works with any college, university, or trade school. The startup doesn’t operate in Brazil.

A payment company for the $124 billion dollar Brazilian market.

A company that helps companies like Unilever, Nestle, and PepsiCo in Brazil track their shipments to make their supply chains more efficient.

Helping people in Africa and Brazil to share their homes with strangers.

A startup that helps travelers to find the best and cheapest flight options. Started in February of 2019 and is based in Sao Paulo, Brazil.

An SMS-based financial service that helps people access money in Brazil.

A digital platform for professionals who want to build their own investment portfolios. The idea is to make investing easier for the average person, and the company is working to make investing more accessible across Brazil.

Launching in India and Brazil, this startup wants to make it easier to buy and sell second-hand goods.

A company that wants to help countries and states track and improve their charts of accounts. Some of the startup’s targets include the UK and Brazil.

Food delivery service that has set its sights on winning over consumers in Brazil.

The startup is building a tool for large companies to build products for users in emerging markets. The company is currently focused on India and Brazil.

Technology to help teams in Brazil manage corporate travel more effectively. As travel becomes more important for companies, TriptoHelp wants to help teams book travel, sort itineraries, and manage more efficiently.

This startup is building a messaging system that’s used by 400,000 people in Brazil to help with the country’s current economic situation.

A Brazilian startup that wants to make it easier for people to share their meals (and with whom) with family and friends.

In March, the Brazilian government passed a new law requiring companies to store data on servers in the country.

A social network for small businesses in Brazil, targeting both mom and pop shops and large enterprises.

Helps foreign investors in Brazil and Mexico find and invest in local investment opportunities.

The startup is building an AI-powered assistant that helps Millennials manage their finances. The app will first be launched in the U.S., and then roll out to other markets like Brazil, Canada and the U.K.

Software that helps people manage the annoying and complicated practice of setting up a new home in the US. The company’s founder, who is an engineer in Brazil, built the app to help friends and family move.

A digital bank account app for Brazil.

A travel booking app that lets you search for flights, hotels, and attractions at once. Built for the Brazil market, the company has seen a 10x growth in ticket sales per month since May.

Y Combinator’s 1st international applicant, from Brazil. The startup is building a universal online tool to allow people to compare and purchase tickets to live concerts.

This startup aims to help customers of the public transit network in Brazil. In order to provide a better experience, users will be able to use their phone to pay for tickets, track their transit schedule, and request rides.

A digital payment platform that allows companies that want to accept payments online to quickly and easily set up shop in Brazil.

A messaging app that lets you send money to friends and family, even if they don’t have a bank account. Pudding lets you send US dollars to people using your phone number, and it’s available in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Mexico, Peru, and Uruguay.

An AI-driven platform for insurance companies to manage customer accounts and bill payments. It will also offer insurers a way to present better offers to their customers. It’s already in the process of signing up a million customers in Brazil.

A Brazilian startup that’s building an ecosystem of smart, connected devices to help elderly people care for themselves.

A startup based in Brazil that says it's building a “self-driving” platform for online dating.

This is a fintech startup that wants to build a platform allowing people to quickly and cheaply invest in small businesses. The startup is starting with just one country — Brazil.

A real estate company in Brazil that gives homebuyers financing and access to other services to facilitate the purchase of homes.

A payments-focused startup that’s working on a way to make payments more affordable for underbanked customers, including those in the US, Philippines, and Brazil. It’s working with existing banks and partnered with technology companies to make payments easier.

A bitcoin-powered online marketplace and exchange. The company is focused on the underbanked in Latin America as well as on international transfers. It’s also working on a way to let users pay savings and loans with bitcoin. Launched in Brazil and Argentina.

Ruled is a service to help US companies ask for and file trademarks in foreign countries. The startup currently has customers in Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Mexico, and the UK.

A chatbot for the Brazilian market that gives users advice about credit card payments in real time.

Idea: A startup for home-improvement services in Brazil. Helps users find and pay trusted contractors to do things like paint their house, or put up a fence.

A startup that’s building a system to improve the safety and quality of healthcare services in Brazil, where a lot of the country’s healthcare infrastructure is in need of modernization.

Idea: A software company that helps businesses run online meetings In Brazil, it’s primarily used by churches

A platform that helps startups launch in places like India, Brazil, and the Philippines, and serves as a resource for them to grow and scale.

An online tool for dating, with a focus on helping lesbian women find partners. It’s launching in the US, and it’s already up and running in Brazil.

Idea: A non-profit in Brazil that provides free financial planning to low-income families. The startup works with banks to offer credit to qualifying customers, and works with the family to create a plan for them to pay it back. They already work with 8 banks and offer credit to 300 families.

A digital wallet for people who don’t have a traditional checking account. Users get a Visa debit card that can be used for online purchases. The startup is mostly focused on the U.S. market, but it’s also expanding into Brazil and Mexico.

A social network based in Brazil and aimed at the hospitality industry. The marketshare of the company is growing fast with thousands of members.

The startup is building a virtual assistant that uses machine learning to help you book your next vacation. It’s available in the US, UK, and Brazil.

Idea: A startup that wants to become the Stripe of Brazil. It has a payments solution to help anyone accept payments online and in-person.

A tool meant to help college students pay for the cost of their education by selling them a limited number of tickets to sporting events. The startup is based in Brazil.