Equipment Startup Ideas

2 years ago

A startup that helps hospitals find cheaper alternatives to the expensive equipment they use in the ER.

146

1 year ago

A startup that allows you to rent kayaks and other water sports equipment in your local area

141

2 years ago

A company that helps small businesses buy and sell all their equipment in one place, avoiding the disadvantages of Craigslist and other marketplaces, with a process that’s automated and secure.

118

2 years ago

A digital store for home users of medical equipment

117

2 years ago

A startup that’s building a marketplace for the sale of unused construction equipment.

115

2 years ago

A tool that helps companies set up predictive maintenance timers for their equipment.

103

2 years ago

A software company that provides a platform for connecting people with spare parts, including parts for cars, drones, and medical equipment.

103

1 year ago

A company that helps you sell your excess (often pricy) equipment and then buy it back at a discount.

101

2 years ago

A startup that is a marketplace for healthcare providers to rent out their unused medical equipment

100

1 year ago

A startup for buying and selling used office equipment, including desks, chairs, and computers.

97

2 years ago

A pair of heavy-equipment spare parts specialists in the Midwest. These guys help companies find used equipment, they’ve made over 200 sales to date.

96

2 years ago

A startup where the US government buys excess military equipment and resells them to civilians. It’s not the first attempt to make the surplus military equipment market accessible, but it’s the first to be backed by the US government.

95

2 years ago

An online marketplace for people who want to buy used music equipment and gear, with a focus on the UK and US markets.

92

2 years ago

Helping companies review, rank and purchase equipment such as tickets, office supplies and food. They have raised $35 million to date and have a database of 15,000 to 20,000 clients.

91

1 year ago

A company that develops a computer vision system for manufacturing equipment to reduce downtime to 15%.

89

2 years ago

The startup is working with partners to bootstrap the growth of a small-scale 3D printing community by providing the equipment and resources to move from a maker-model printer to a high-quality commercial printer.

88

7 months ago

A startup looking to help with the process of procuring and managing medical equipment. They’re currently working with 90 healthcare facilities.

84

1 year ago

A business that lets people take their unused gym equipment home.

83

1 year ago

A startup building a delivery network for equipment and equipment-related items, particularly those in the industrial market.

81

1 year ago

A startup that has built an RFID-based sensor to help factories monitor the health of their equipment.

79

1 year ago

A company that sells kitchen equipment and supplies with a mobile app.

77

1 year ago

A company that helps improve the efficiency of service delivery for restaurants. Their model is to use automation to eliminate the costs of inefficient or underutilized staff and equipment, allowing restaurants to focus on creating more value.

75

1 year ago

Rather than outsourcing maintenance of on-premises equipment, a startup called LifeSpan develops and sells cloud-based tools that help companies manage their equipment. It’s based in Austin, Texas.

69

1 year ago

A startup that’s building a “kinda-sorta-smart” system to make medical devices. The startup wants to bring more of the “magic” of machine learning to medical equipment, bringing some of the capabilities of Alexa to the masses.

66

1 year ago

A platform for individuals to sell their unused equipment.

64

1 year ago

A tech startup whose product is a home-based network of technicians that fixes your home’s issues or installs equipment. The company says that since it launched in early 2019 it has already had several million dollars worth of work.

62

1 year ago

A tool for managing the costs of projects, like equipment and travel. The company is building a global network of people who will manage a project for you

60

8 months ago

A startup for sharing and selling surplus office equipment.

59

10 months ago

A company with a single focus: climbing, running, and hiking. It’s a big problem in the US, with only 1 in 10 people living in cities with easy access to mountains. The company makes foot and hand grip strength and body weight training equipment and sells them in a subscription model in-app.

57

6 months ago

The goal is to build a tool to help people get the most out of their in-home gym equipment. It’s an interesting idea, but it’s also very early on.

57

1 year ago

A business that connects equipment manufacturers with construction workers so they can collaborate on projects from start to finish.

54

1 year ago

A BoxCar is an online marketplace for buying and selling used equipment and supplies, including furniture, construction equipment, industrial machinery, and vehicles.

54

1 year ago

A startup focused on helping farmers manage their farm operations and track their crops and equipment.

54

7 months ago

A programmable robot that can be programmed to do things like inspect machinery and equipment.

52

5 months ago

The founders of this startup are building a platform to connect “tech people who want to do things but can’t afford to buy equipment” with people who want to give them advice.

52

1 year ago

This startup is aimed at manufacturers, selling them automation equipment that can cut down on labor costs.

46

8 months ago

A visual dashboard for tracking where a piece of equipment is in a warehouse, as well as where it’s headed next.

44

11 months ago

A multi-location physical store that sells items like bicycles, fitness equipment, and outdoor gear. The company has $2 million in revenue and 20 employees, and is based in New York and LA.

43

5 months ago

A seed-stage startup that’s building a software platform for the pipe industry. They’ll be able to manage schedules, track equipment and provide an interface to the general public.

40

11 months ago

A startup that designs and manufactures a line of fitness equipment for women, including a weight loss belt, a ball of resistance, and even a workout glove that makes you feel like a superhero.

39

1 year ago

A startup for health care professionals offering concierge medical services, including home health care, mental health care, and the provision of medical equipment.

37

8 months ago

A business that sells high-quality, nearly-new equipment in bulk to retailers across the US.

37

9 months 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.

36

8 months ago

A platform for monitoring the status of equipment for customers, which can do things like send alerts and notifications when a machine breaks.

36

1 year ago

A company that lets businesses forecast demand for their products. They’re currently doing predictive maintenance for industrial equipment.

35

6 months ago

Uptime is a software company that helps IT teams monitor and fix their network equipment. The startup takes a “no-cost, no-hassle” approach to fixing all kinds of problems, fixing everything from broken routers to server backups.

35

5 months ago

A company that makes workout equipment for the gym, such as barbells and dumbbells.

35

1 year ago

A digital ecosystem that helps people connect with one another in the community, including a marketplace for self-storage, equipment rentals and more.

34

6 months ago

A platform for peer-to-peer lending of solar panel equipment, allowing anyone to buy, sell or lease solar panels.

33

8 months ago

A company making medical equipment for hospitals

30

6 months ago

A business-to-business marketplace for selling used, outdated or overstock office equipment.

29

11 months ago

A company that builds a personal and professional portable credit score for people who have an unsecured credit card (UCC) and don’t have the equipment to install a credit card reader. For the most unsecured credit card holders, commonly known as under-banked, the company will build a simple and secure online credit application.

28

9 months ago

A startup that connects people in need with dentists by reviewing their X-rays, helping them find the closest location and making sure they’re equipped with the right equipment.

28

11 months ago

A platform for farmers to connect with farm equipment dealers, to help farmers get the equipment they need quickly.

26

11 months ago

This startup is building a software platform to make renting out equipment and furniture easier and cheaper for small businesses.

25

8 months ago

Filmmakers want to keep track of their own costs while they’re making a movie. They wanted a way to track what they’re spending on equipment and how long things take. They also wanted to be able to follow their work in real time. They’re both very common problems, and the startup helps solve them.

24

5 months ago

A startup that provides an insurance-like product for construction companies, which helps them track and manage their risks. It’s a “smart” insurance product that uses data to help track and manage risks like weather, equipment failures and employee performance. It’s already profitable.

24

2 months ago

A platform that allows users to manage and track their own equipment via a website or mobile app. Inspired by the 2015 startup Nuvigil, the startup wants to make the management of physical assets more accessible.

24

9 months ago

A startup that’s building a service for hiring technicians to manage networking, security, and networking equipment.

22

4 months ago

A startup that’s building a platform that helps automate the management and maintenance of equipment, including heating and cooling systems, lighting, and security systems.

22

2 months ago

This startup wants to be Amazon for medical equipment. It will help medical device companies automate manufacturing, build online stores and sell online, and then leverage its existing distribution network to take these products from a warehouse to a customer’s doorstep.

22

3 months ago

A social enterprise that provides equipment and support to the developing world for the production of sustainable, high-quality, locally-sourced products.

20

3 months ago

A digital fermentation starter kit, which allows users to test the effectiveness of their recipes before they make the leap to a commercial scale. The startup makes it so that anyone with a smart phone can take a picture of a recipe and instantly begin the fermentation process, allowing them to get the same results from their recipes without having to buy expensive equipment or deal with the hassle of an expensive commercial scale.

20

8 months ago

A digital store for renewable energy equipment, which the founders say is the only one of its kind in the US.

19

7 months ago

Build a platform for independent filmmakers to find actors, crew and equipment for their movies.

19

4 months ago

Enliven is building a platform for sellers to sell their homes and decor online. The startup aims to build a marketplace for all sorts of things, from hand-made goods to vintage wares to fitness equipment.

18

2 months ago

A maker of personal protective equipment for people who work with hazardous chemicals. The startup aims to create a more affordable and accessible alternative to the typical high-end PPE.

18

1 month ago

A broker that connects companies looking to buy or sell manufacturing equipment and helps them find the right equipment at a fair price.

18

2 years ago

Idea: The team is building equipment for the workplace, like medical supplies. It’s trying to scale into a high growth business by partnering with large companies.

17

4 months ago

An online market for re-selling and sharing duplicated (and redundant) equipment.

16

23 days ago

A startup that lets people control lights, temperature and other home equipment.

16

19 days ago

A system that lets people rent unoccupied houses for short-term travel or for rentals of the equipment that would normally be used in those homes. It would also help people who want to move to new places quickly, and helps landlords looking for short-term renters for their homes.

13

2 years ago

Idea: This startup is building a way to automatically detect and diagnose problems in large fleets of industrial equipment

12

1 month ago

A startup for buying and selling used equipment that runs on your phone and connects to services like UPS and FedEx.

12

21 days ago

A health and fitness startup that provides a space to buy and sell fitness equipment and nutrition.

7

2 years ago

Idea: Use machine learning to predict when equipment will break

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Equipment Startup Ideas

A startup that helps hospitals find cheaper alternatives to the expensive equipment they use in the ER.

A startup that allows you to rent kayaks and other water sports equipment in your local area

A company that helps small businesses buy and sell all their equipment in one place, avoiding the disadvantages of Craigslist and other marketplaces, with a process that’s automated and secure.

A digital store for home users of medical equipment

A startup that’s building a marketplace for the sale of unused construction equipment.

A tool that helps companies set up predictive maintenance timers for their equipment.

A software company that provides a platform for connecting people with spare parts, including parts for cars, drones, and medical equipment.

A company that helps you sell your excess (often pricy) equipment and then buy it back at a discount.

A startup that is a marketplace for healthcare providers to rent out their unused medical equipment

A startup for buying and selling used office equipment, including desks, chairs, and computers.

A pair of heavy-equipment spare parts specialists in the Midwest. These guys help companies find used equipment, they’ve made over 200 sales to date.

A startup where the US government buys excess military equipment and resells them to civilians. It’s not the first attempt to make the surplus military equipment market accessible, but it’s the first to be backed by the US government.

An online marketplace for people who want to buy used music equipment and gear, with a focus on the UK and US markets.

Helping companies review, rank and purchase equipment such as tickets, office supplies and food. They have raised $35 million to date and have a database of 15,000 to 20,000 clients.

A company that develops a computer vision system for manufacturing equipment to reduce downtime to 15%.

The startup is working with partners to bootstrap the growth of a small-scale 3D printing community by providing the equipment and resources to move from a maker-model printer to a high-quality commercial printer.

A startup looking to help with the process of procuring and managing medical equipment. They’re currently working with 90 healthcare facilities.

A business that lets people take their unused gym equipment home.

A startup building a delivery network for equipment and equipment-related items, particularly those in the industrial market.

A startup that has built an RFID-based sensor to help factories monitor the health of their equipment.

A company that sells kitchen equipment and supplies with a mobile app.

A company that helps improve the efficiency of service delivery for restaurants. Their model is to use automation to eliminate the costs of inefficient or underutilized staff and equipment, allowing restaurants to focus on creating more value.

Rather than outsourcing maintenance of on-premises equipment, a startup called LifeSpan develops and sells cloud-based tools that help companies manage their equipment. It’s based in Austin, Texas.

A startup that’s building a “kinda-sorta-smart” system to make medical devices. The startup wants to bring more of the “magic” of machine learning to medical equipment, bringing some of the capabilities of Alexa to the masses.

A platform for individuals to sell their unused equipment.

A tech startup whose product is a home-based network of technicians that fixes your home’s issues or installs equipment. The company says that since it launched in early 2019 it has already had several million dollars worth of work.

A tool for managing the costs of projects, like equipment and travel. The company is building a global network of people who will manage a project for you

A startup for sharing and selling surplus office equipment.

A company with a single focus: climbing, running, and hiking. It’s a big problem in the US, with only 1 in 10 people living in cities with easy access to mountains. The company makes foot and hand grip strength and body weight training equipment and sells them in a subscription model in-app.

The goal is to build a tool to help people get the most out of their in-home gym equipment. It’s an interesting idea, but it’s also very early on.

A business that connects equipment manufacturers with construction workers so they can collaborate on projects from start to finish.

A BoxCar is an online marketplace for buying and selling used equipment and supplies, including furniture, construction equipment, industrial machinery, and vehicles.

A startup focused on helping farmers manage their farm operations and track their crops and equipment.

A programmable robot that can be programmed to do things like inspect machinery and equipment.

The founders of this startup are building a platform to connect “tech people who want to do things but can’t afford to buy equipment” with people who want to give them advice.

This startup is aimed at manufacturers, selling them automation equipment that can cut down on labor costs.

A visual dashboard for tracking where a piece of equipment is in a warehouse, as well as where it’s headed next.

A multi-location physical store that sells items like bicycles, fitness equipment, and outdoor gear. The company has $2 million in revenue and 20 employees, and is based in New York and LA.

A seed-stage startup that’s building a software platform for the pipe industry. They’ll be able to manage schedules, track equipment and provide an interface to the general public.

A startup that designs and manufactures a line of fitness equipment for women, including a weight loss belt, a ball of resistance, and even a workout glove that makes you feel like a superhero.

A startup for health care professionals offering concierge medical services, including home health care, mental health care, and the provision of medical equipment.

A business that sells high-quality, nearly-new equipment in bulk to retailers across the US.

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.

A platform for monitoring the status of equipment for customers, which can do things like send alerts and notifications when a machine breaks.

A company that lets businesses forecast demand for their products. They’re currently doing predictive maintenance for industrial equipment.

Uptime is a software company that helps IT teams monitor and fix their network equipment. The startup takes a “no-cost, no-hassle” approach to fixing all kinds of problems, fixing everything from broken routers to server backups.

A company that makes workout equipment for the gym, such as barbells and dumbbells.

A digital ecosystem that helps people connect with one another in the community, including a marketplace for self-storage, equipment rentals and more.

A platform for peer-to-peer lending of solar panel equipment, allowing anyone to buy, sell or lease solar panels.

A company making medical equipment for hospitals

A business-to-business marketplace for selling used, outdated or overstock office equipment.

A startup that connects people in need with dentists by reviewing their X-rays, helping them find the closest location and making sure they’re equipped with the right equipment.

A platform for farmers to connect with farm equipment dealers, to help farmers get the equipment they need quickly.

This startup is building a software platform to make renting out equipment and furniture easier and cheaper for small businesses.

A startup that provides an insurance-like product for construction companies, which helps them track and manage their risks. It’s a “smart” insurance product that uses data to help track and manage risks like weather, equipment failures and employee performance. It’s already profitable.

A platform that allows users to manage and track their own equipment via a website or mobile app. Inspired by the 2015 startup Nuvigil, the startup wants to make the management of physical assets more accessible.

A startup that’s building a service for hiring technicians to manage networking, security, and networking equipment.

A startup that’s building a platform that helps automate the management and maintenance of equipment, including heating and cooling systems, lighting, and security systems.

This startup wants to be Amazon for medical equipment. It will help medical device companies automate manufacturing, build online stores and sell online, and then leverage its existing distribution network to take these products from a warehouse to a customer’s doorstep.

A social enterprise that provides equipment and support to the developing world for the production of sustainable, high-quality, locally-sourced products.

A digital store for renewable energy equipment, which the founders say is the only one of its kind in the US.

Build a platform for independent filmmakers to find actors, crew and equipment for their movies.

Enliven is building a platform for sellers to sell their homes and decor online. The startup aims to build a marketplace for all sorts of things, from hand-made goods to vintage wares to fitness equipment.

A maker of personal protective equipment for people who work with hazardous chemicals. The startup aims to create a more affordable and accessible alternative to the typical high-end PPE.

A broker that connects companies looking to buy or sell manufacturing equipment and helps them find the right equipment at a fair price.

Idea: The team is building equipment for the workplace, like medical supplies. It’s trying to scale into a high growth business by partnering with large companies.

An online market for re-selling and sharing duplicated (and redundant) equipment.

A startup that lets people control lights, temperature and other home equipment.

A system that lets people rent unoccupied houses for short-term travel or for rentals of the equipment that would normally be used in those homes. It would also help people who want to move to new places quickly, and helps landlords looking for short-term renters for their homes.

Idea: This startup is building a way to automatically detect and diagnose problems in large fleets of industrial equipment

A startup for buying and selling used equipment that runs on your phone and connects to services like UPS and FedEx.

A health and fitness startup that provides a space to buy and sell fitness equipment and nutrition.

Idea: Use machine learning to predict when equipment will break