Chinese Startup Ideas

4 months ago

A startup working to help the Chinese government monitor citizens’ social media activity. The startup provides the government with a “centralized feed of public activities”.

203

1 year ago

A Chinese-language news app. They have about 200,000 users, and are profitable. They’ve already raised $3.5 million.

196

2 years ago

An ecommerce platform for the Chinese market, allowing customers to purchase items online without leaving home.

169

1 year ago

A partnership between a French startup and a Chinese firm, with an eye on the international market. A company that wants to make marketing easy for small businesses.

162

1 year ago

A startup with an app that can block websites that operate in countries where the government is blocked. The startup is currently focused on the Chinese market.

153

2 years ago

A Chinese-based company that is trying to build a subscription-based web hosting service.

149

2 years ago

A startup that provides consulting to businesses that want to enter the Chinese market

137

2 years ago

A Chinese-American startup that’s building an app that makes it easier to pay for things online. The app is in private beta and is already available in Shanghai, Shanghai and other parts of China.

135

1 year ago

A company that creates high-end perfume and other luxury goods for the Chinese market. The company offers traditional Chinese medicine and traditional Chinese medicine-infused products.

135

2 years ago

This’s the second time around for the company, which previously launched a version of its product in China in 2017, and lost most of its customers after the Chinese government blocked its service.

134

2 years ago

A Chinese-focused ecommerce platform that was built on the idea that China's economy is less of a free market and more of a controlled economic system. The company is working on a solution to let individuals buy goods without a bank account and without a traditional credit card.

133

1 year ago

A blockchain-based solution for streaming Chinese TV to the world

132

2 years ago

A Chinese startup that provides accommodation for Laowai (foreigners) in China.

131

2 years ago

A startup that helps Chinese companies grow overseas by leveraging the data on their Chinese customers to target them in the US

128

2 years ago

A SaaS platform that wants to help U.S. businesses compete with Chinese suppliers.

128

2 years ago

A startup that helps people learn Chinese through video content that is designed to be slower paced, allowing for a more natural experience.

126

2 years ago

A collaboration platform for photographers and artists, built for the Chinese market. They have a service called “A.P.I.S.” where artists and photographers can upload art and photographers can upload photos to sell.

126

2 years ago

A startup that’s building an AI assistant for Chinese gamers.

123

1 year ago

Seed funding for a free online course on investing in Chinese stock markets and investing in Chinese businesses.

123

2 years ago

A startup that helps American companies sell to consumers in China and other Asian markets by taking over the process of getting a Chinese partner to buy their product.

118

2 years ago

A startup that sells a tool that helps people manage their finances (especially for people with ADHD) A startup that provides a service to help people of Chinese heritage learn about their family’s history

115

2 years ago

A startup that provides a platform for individuals to learn Chinese online, in an app, and receive individually tailored lessons.

114

2 years ago

A Chinese-based startup that’s working on bringing a streamlining to the process of applying for a loan.

112

2 years ago

A company that helps businesses in the US and Canada use “reloads” from clients in China to avoid paying Chinese taxes

112

2 years ago

This startup is going after the $2.5 trillion PBOC, or People’s Bank of China. A financial technology startup that wants to serve the Chinese populace that isn’t as online-savvy as westerners.

111

1 year ago

China’s internet giants are increasingly dominating the global digital advertising market. A recent report from Digiday says: “Chinese social media and news platforms have commanded the lion’s share of ad revenue as global digital ad spend in the country has grown at a staggering compound annual growth rate of around 40% over the last five years.” How are these companies making money They’re using the vast audience of consumers on social media for traditional advertising.

96

2 years ago

A Chinese startup that’s building a global marketplace for movies. The startup wants to make it easier for people to buy and sell movies, with an interface that will integrate with sites like Vimeo and YouTube.

94

1 year ago

A startup that helps Chinese people who are learning English. The company is currently gathering feedback.

94

2 years ago

A Chinese startup that wants to help people learn English faster and easier. The startup writes questions and answers on cards and puts them on a string, which people can play around with. And their idea is proving popular in China, with a million cards sold in three months.

86

1 year ago

A tool that helps companies in France, Germany, and Belgium connect to Chinese suppliers.

63

1 year ago

A local Chinese startup building a food delivery app. Currently operating in the Beijing market, it wants to go global in 4 years.

62

1 month ago

A personalized recipe app for Chinese cooking

57

1 year ago

A Hong Kong-based startup that is doing a joint venture in China with a Chinese partner. The two companies will work together to build a consumer product in China, and then later in Hong Kong.

55

1 year ago

An online marketplace that connects Chinese consumers with imported fashion goods.

54

8 months ago

A company building a service to help Chinese tourists find the right place to go on vacation.

51

6 days ago

A startup that helps companies promote their IT products and services to buyers in China. The company’s technology can help a company reach over 100 million Chinese buyers at once.

49

1 year ago

This startup, which is focused on local Chinese media, aims to build a platform to help media companies target ads to specific consumers.

47

5 months ago

A travel booking service for the Chinese market

45

1 year ago

A game of skill and speed to help people learn Chinese

42

8 months ago

A company that helps users track and manage their cryptocurrency assets, in a manner similar to their competitor Coinbase. The company is funded by the founders of Bibox, a Chinese exchange that has been involved in controversy before and has had expensive legal battles against the IRS.

42

1 year ago

As of 2017, China’s biggest internet companies are Tencent, WeChat, Weibo, and Baidu. These companies have all been spending heavily on Facebook and Instagram ads, which have grown rapidly in the region. For example, WeChat spent $6.5 billion on ads in 2018 and Baidu spent $3.6 billion. Top global brands are also spending heavily on Chinese social media. For example, Coca-Cola has spent $2.2 billion on WeChat ads since February 2018.

40

3 months ago

A startup to help customers buy and maintain cars in the US. The company’s investors include Google Ventures and the founder of Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba.

40

11 months ago

A social network for Chinese startups to raise capital and connect with investors.

38

1 month ago

A startup for Chinese consumers to manage their credit cards and find the best deals.

37

10 months ago

A joint venture between Taiwanese and Malaysian companies building a logistics platform for small and medium enterprises. The startup wants to be the Amazon of Chinese logistics companies.

33

6 months ago

A Chinese startup that wants to help companies understand the value of all the data they’re collecting.

32

2 years ago

Idea: A Chinese-English dictionary to help people learn languages

29

3 months ago

A venture that wants to build an app that lets Chinese entertainers create and sell their own content. The startup’s model is to let users pay an advance based on a percentage of their anticipated earnings.

26

3 months ago

a supplier-to-customer platform for the Chinese market. It currently has over 30,000 suppliers on its platform.

24

5 months ago

One of the most successful crowdfunding campaigns to come out of China in 2015, this company is focused on helping Chinese companies and individuals get the right financing in the right way. The company says that it has already closed over $1 million in funding, and has plans to expand to the US.

21

2 years ago

Idea: A startup helping to clean and disinfect homes for Chinese seniors. The company plans to tackle the $12 billion market for cleaning and disinfecting homes for seniors in China.

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Chinese Startup Ideas

A startup working to help the Chinese government monitor citizens’ social media activity. The startup provides the government with a “centralized feed of public activities”.

A Chinese-language news app. They have about 200,000 users, and are profitable. They’ve already raised $3.5 million.

An ecommerce platform for the Chinese market, allowing customers to purchase items online without leaving home.

A partnership between a French startup and a Chinese firm, with an eye on the international market. A company that wants to make marketing easy for small businesses.

A startup with an app that can block websites that operate in countries where the government is blocked. The startup is currently focused on the Chinese market.

A Chinese-based company that is trying to build a subscription-based web hosting service.

A startup that provides consulting to businesses that want to enter the Chinese market

A Chinese-American startup that’s building an app that makes it easier to pay for things online. The app is in private beta and is already available in Shanghai, Shanghai and other parts of China.

A company that creates high-end perfume and other luxury goods for the Chinese market. The company offers traditional Chinese medicine and traditional Chinese medicine-infused products.

This’s the second time around for the company, which previously launched a version of its product in China in 2017, and lost most of its customers after the Chinese government blocked its service.

A Chinese-focused ecommerce platform that was built on the idea that China's economy is less of a free market and more of a controlled economic system. The company is working on a solution to let individuals buy goods without a bank account and without a traditional credit card.

A blockchain-based solution for streaming Chinese TV to the world

A Chinese startup that provides accommodation for Laowai (foreigners) in China.

A startup that helps Chinese companies grow overseas by leveraging the data on their Chinese customers to target them in the US

A SaaS platform that wants to help U.S. businesses compete with Chinese suppliers.

A startup that helps people learn Chinese through video content that is designed to be slower paced, allowing for a more natural experience.

A collaboration platform for photographers and artists, built for the Chinese market. They have a service called “A.P.I.S.” where artists and photographers can upload art and photographers can upload photos to sell.

A startup that’s building an AI assistant for Chinese gamers.

Seed funding for a free online course on investing in Chinese stock markets and investing in Chinese businesses.

A startup that helps American companies sell to consumers in China and other Asian markets by taking over the process of getting a Chinese partner to buy their product.

A startup that sells a tool that helps people manage their finances (especially for people with ADHD) A startup that provides a service to help people of Chinese heritage learn about their family’s history

A startup that provides a platform for individuals to learn Chinese online, in an app, and receive individually tailored lessons.

A Chinese-based startup that’s working on bringing a streamlining to the process of applying for a loan.

A company that helps businesses in the US and Canada use “reloads” from clients in China to avoid paying Chinese taxes

This startup is going after the $2.5 trillion PBOC, or People’s Bank of China. A financial technology startup that wants to serve the Chinese populace that isn’t as online-savvy as westerners.

A Chinese startup that’s building a global marketplace for movies. The startup wants to make it easier for people to buy and sell movies, with an interface that will integrate with sites like Vimeo and YouTube.

A startup that helps Chinese people who are learning English. The company is currently gathering feedback.

A Chinese startup that wants to help people learn English faster and easier. The startup writes questions and answers on cards and puts them on a string, which people can play around with. And their idea is proving popular in China, with a million cards sold in three months.

A tool that helps companies in France, Germany, and Belgium connect to Chinese suppliers.

A local Chinese startup building a food delivery app. Currently operating in the Beijing market, it wants to go global in 4 years.

A personalized recipe app for Chinese cooking

A Hong Kong-based startup that is doing a joint venture in China with a Chinese partner. The two companies will work together to build a consumer product in China, and then later in Hong Kong.

An online marketplace that connects Chinese consumers with imported fashion goods.

A company building a service to help Chinese tourists find the right place to go on vacation.

A startup that helps companies promote their IT products and services to buyers in China. The company’s technology can help a company reach over 100 million Chinese buyers at once.

This startup, which is focused on local Chinese media, aims to build a platform to help media companies target ads to specific consumers.

A travel booking service for the Chinese market

A game of skill and speed to help people learn Chinese

A company that helps users track and manage their cryptocurrency assets, in a manner similar to their competitor Coinbase. The company is funded by the founders of Bibox, a Chinese exchange that has been involved in controversy before and has had expensive legal battles against the IRS.

A startup to help customers buy and maintain cars in the US. The company’s investors include Google Ventures and the founder of Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba.

A social network for Chinese startups to raise capital and connect with investors.

A startup for Chinese consumers to manage their credit cards and find the best deals.

A joint venture between Taiwanese and Malaysian companies building a logistics platform for small and medium enterprises. The startup wants to be the Amazon of Chinese logistics companies.

A Chinese startup that wants to help companies understand the value of all the data they’re collecting.

Idea: A Chinese-English dictionary to help people learn languages

A venture that wants to build an app that lets Chinese entertainers create and sell their own content. The startup’s model is to let users pay an advance based on a percentage of their anticipated earnings.

a supplier-to-customer platform for the Chinese market. It currently has over 30,000 suppliers on its platform.

One of the most successful crowdfunding campaigns to come out of China in 2015, this company is focused on helping Chinese companies and individuals get the right financing in the right way. The company says that it has already closed over $1 million in funding, and has plans to expand to the US.

Idea: A startup helping to clean and disinfect homes for Chinese seniors. The company plans to tackle the $12 billion market for cleaning and disinfecting homes for seniors in China.