Entry Startup Ideas

3 years ago

Idea: A startup that helps companies hire entry-level engineers by arming them with a set of pre-screening questions that help them identify potential candidates

167

1 year ago

A startup that provides training on a variety of skills, like programming, data entry, or testing.

161

3 years ago

Notify is a data entry platform used by companies like Facebook, Slack, and Etsy. The startup is building an email-based alternative, so companies don’t have to rely on their help desk.

155

3 years ago

The startup is looking to digitize the process of back-office data entry. Based in San Francisco, the startup is currently focused on the insurance industry, though it's looking to expand into the retail and hospitality markets.

136

3 years ago

Similar to the standard credit card processing business, but with a more tailored product. The startup has a subscription model, and aims to break down the barriers to entry for smaller businesses.

131

3 years ago

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124

1 year ago

Two startups that want to lower the barrier of entry for creating a startup.

117

3 years ago

Flex is a tool for managing heavy tasks, like data-entry or proofreading. It gets rid of the “middle management” of the traditional task-management tool.

116

3 years ago

This startup is building a tool to automatically find data entry errors and fix them before the document is sent to customers.

115

2 years ago

A B2B company that provides “easy-to-use, but powerful” software that streamlines the data entry process of customer data, with plans to launch in 2020.

110

2 years ago

This startup is building a platform that lets small businesses have a single point of entry into the finance system, with a dashboard that shows all their expenses and income.

108

2 years ago

Filling the gap between the limited-access industry conferences it hosts and the online conferences that don’t have as much of a barrier to entry.

106

3 years ago

An engineering service for companies that wants to build a feature with a low barrier to entry, but is expensive.

105

2 years ago

An API for automation of data entry on websites, with a focus on the travel sector.

91

2 years ago

A startup that helps companies quickly and easily find and hire interns and low-cost labor for tasks like data entry, social media work, and other office tasks.

90

2 years ago

A startup that offers training and certification to job seekers to prepare them for entry-level jobs at startups.

84

9 months ago

A startup that wants to help doctors with their clinical trials by using software to automate the clinical data-entry process.

63

2 years ago

A software startup that aims to cut out the need for data entry by allowing users to upload their own data. The startup’s web app allows users to upload data, which is then used to make recommendations and “tell you what to do next”. The startup is currently in beta.

61

1 year ago

This startup is looking to help businesses in a very crowded space get a better handle on the various systems they use to run their sales. So far they’ve built a system for retailers to track the entire cycle of a sale, from data entry to sale to follow-up.

59

1 year ago

A startup for providing a stable of freelance workers who can do things like data entry, research, or video.

59

1 year ago

The startup wants to “turn any couch into a smart couch”. The idea is that connected smart furniture can be an entry point into the connected home.

54

1 year ago

A platform that helps its users make money in the gig economy. It focuses on customer service and data entry jobs, and has been operating for the past year.

47

1 year ago

A startup that’s focused on connecting with consumers on Facebook. It’s another entry into the space, but one with a more specific focus on data and targeting.

46

11 months ago

A startup that makes it easy for businesses to find and hire independent contractors who can fill positions like data entry, project management, etc.

43

9 months ago

This startup is building an app for businesses that can be used to streamline data entry and make the process more efficient by combining data entry with the process of pulling and entering data.

43

8 months ago

A platform where contractors can sell their services for things like data entry to companies

42

1 year ago

A tool for retailers to boost the productivity of their store staff by simplifying manual data entry tasks that could be done automatically.

40

11 months ago

A tool for businesses to track their expenses. The company says that its platform provides a single point of entry for all of an organization’s expenses.

40

1 year ago

A startup that connects businesses with home-based data entry workers to optimize their workflows and make the data entry process more efficient.

38

3 months ago

A software platform that helps companies reduce the number of data entry errors in their HR processes.

38

3 years ago

Idea: A startup that allows companies to sell their products and services from one website. The startup wants to offer a single point of entry for customers.

35

8 months ago

A company that has built a way to lower the barrier to entry for companies looking to use the software.

26

5 months ago

A “computational modeling platform” that allows scientists to build models faster and more easily, and with a lower barrier to entry.

23

5 months ago

A platform that allows companies to send workers to do online tasks like answering customer service questions or performing data entry.

23

6 months ago

A customizable software platform that allows smartphone-based game developers to quickly build 3D games. People want to play games that are fun and engaging, but often a high barrier to entry means people will not invest the time to learn how to program in 3D, and need to find games that are already made (often with less than stellar results).

19

1 month ago

A company that helps business owners hire virtual assistants to perform tasks like data entry, data analysis, data research, and writing.

18

3 years ago

Idea: Focused on the US, this startup is building a platform to help YCs hire contractors for small jobs like painting, sewing, carpentry, or installation.

12

29 days ago

In November 2018, "Return of Kings" founder Daryush Valizadeh, known as Roosh V, was banned from entry to the United Kingdom. Valizadeh published an article in "Return of Kings", titled "How to Stop Rape" which suggests that women are more likely to be raped if they stay in their home countries rather than moving to the United States or Europe. This article has been criticized by people as being misogynistic and conservative.

9

1 month ago

A way to take advantage of the fact that many employers don’t require specific certifications for entry-level positions, such as Uber drivers.

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Entry Startup Ideas

Idea: A startup that helps companies hire entry-level engineers by arming them with a set of pre-screening questions that help them identify potential candidates

A startup that provides training on a variety of skills, like programming, data entry, or testing.

Notify is a data entry platform used by companies like Facebook, Slack, and Etsy. The startup is building an email-based alternative, so companies don’t have to rely on their help desk.

The startup is looking to digitize the process of back-office data entry. Based in San Francisco, the startup is currently focused on the insurance industry, though it's looking to expand into the retail and hospitality markets.

Similar to the standard credit card processing business, but with a more tailored product. The startup has a subscription model, and aims to break down the barriers to entry for smaller businesses.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/top-10-unusual-business-ideas-2016_us_55f9c082e4b0cb1d8bd1f8b

Two startups that want to lower the barrier of entry for creating a startup.

Flex is a tool for managing heavy tasks, like data-entry or proofreading. It gets rid of the “middle management” of the traditional task-management tool.

This startup is building a tool to automatically find data entry errors and fix them before the document is sent to customers.

A B2B company that provides “easy-to-use, but powerful” software that streamlines the data entry process of customer data, with plans to launch in 2020.

This startup is building a platform that lets small businesses have a single point of entry into the finance system, with a dashboard that shows all their expenses and income.

Filling the gap between the limited-access industry conferences it hosts and the online conferences that don’t have as much of a barrier to entry.

An engineering service for companies that wants to build a feature with a low barrier to entry, but is expensive.

An API for automation of data entry on websites, with a focus on the travel sector.

A startup that helps companies quickly and easily find and hire interns and low-cost labor for tasks like data entry, social media work, and other office tasks.

A startup that offers training and certification to job seekers to prepare them for entry-level jobs at startups.

A startup that wants to help doctors with their clinical trials by using software to automate the clinical data-entry process.

A software startup that aims to cut out the need for data entry by allowing users to upload their own data. The startup’s web app allows users to upload data, which is then used to make recommendations and “tell you what to do next”. The startup is currently in beta.

This startup is looking to help businesses in a very crowded space get a better handle on the various systems they use to run their sales. So far they’ve built a system for retailers to track the entire cycle of a sale, from data entry to sale to follow-up.

A startup for providing a stable of freelance workers who can do things like data entry, research, or video.

The startup wants to “turn any couch into a smart couch”. The idea is that connected smart furniture can be an entry point into the connected home.

A platform that helps its users make money in the gig economy. It focuses on customer service and data entry jobs, and has been operating for the past year.

A startup that’s focused on connecting with consumers on Facebook. It’s another entry into the space, but one with a more specific focus on data and targeting.

A startup that makes it easy for businesses to find and hire independent contractors who can fill positions like data entry, project management, etc.

This startup is building an app for businesses that can be used to streamline data entry and make the process more efficient by combining data entry with the process of pulling and entering data.

A platform where contractors can sell their services for things like data entry to companies

A tool for retailers to boost the productivity of their store staff by simplifying manual data entry tasks that could be done automatically.

A tool for businesses to track their expenses. The company says that its platform provides a single point of entry for all of an organization’s expenses.

A startup that connects businesses with home-based data entry workers to optimize their workflows and make the data entry process more efficient.

A software platform that helps companies reduce the number of data entry errors in their HR processes.

Idea: A startup that allows companies to sell their products and services from one website. The startup wants to offer a single point of entry for customers.

A company that has built a way to lower the barrier to entry for companies looking to use the software.

A “computational modeling platform” that allows scientists to build models faster and more easily, and with a lower barrier to entry.

A platform that allows companies to send workers to do online tasks like answering customer service questions or performing data entry.

A company that helps business owners hire virtual assistants to perform tasks like data entry, data analysis, data research, and writing.

Idea: Focused on the US, this startup is building a platform to help YCs hire contractors for small jobs like painting, sewing, carpentry, or installation.

A way to take advantage of the fact that many employers don’t require specific certifications for entry-level positions, such as Uber drivers.