Flat Startup Ideas

1 month ago

A turnkey payment processing platform for online businesses. Instead of a bank’s monthly fee, they charge a flat fee based on the size of the transaction.

196

3 years ago

A startup that provides a directory of doctors that are high quality and charge a flat fee for specific procedures

191

2 years ago

A payments startup that helps merchants accept all major credit cards by charging them the same price. PayMill charges the merchant a flat 2.5% fee for every credit card transaction.

186

3 years ago

An IoT startup that uses sensors and algorithms to predict when a vehicle is getting a flat tire, and then alerts the driver.

157

3 years ago

One of several startups that are building alternative work schedules that let people swap out their hours for the week. They all basically pair an employer with a local worker who can come in for extra hours in exchange for a small fee or a flat rate.

141

3 years ago

A startup that helps artists and bands promote online, connecting them with fans and listeners. The company charges artists a commission for promoted posts, and users pay a flat monthly fee for the service.

136

3 years ago

A SaaS platform to help companies build their own custom, branded apps. The startup has built a gallery of “storyboards” that businesses can use to develop mobile apps, and then sell them to clients for a flat $100.

136

2 years ago

A startup that’s building a tool to help companies manage their social media presence from a single dashboard. It currently has $12,000 in monthly recurring revenue, and charges a flat $5 monthly fee.

129

3 years ago

A cybersecurity startup offering enterprise-grade security for small companies. The company claims to have already brought in $1.5M in revenue. Possibly a conflation of the financial services startup and the cybersecurity startup,

126

3 years ago

Handy is a startup that wants to take on Taskrabbit in the mobile cleaning space, bringing a cleaner to your house for a flat rate to do jobs like laundry, building, and moving.

125

3 years ago

A startup that provides a service where you can pay a flat fee and get a bunch of random items from a specific category and that’s it

124

2 years ago

A credit card that rewards its customers for giving back to the community. Instead of paying a flat fee for the credit card, customers are charged based on the number of points they earn for charitable donations.

110

2 years ago

A tool for helping companies understand which parts of their supply chain are inflating costs.

110

1 month ago

A digital currency that’s managed by a foundation, with a coin that the foundation claims “is designed to resist inflation and to be stable in value”.

97

2 years ago

A startup that delivers a team of virtual assistants to help with projects. The startup charges a flat fee of $150 per month for all team members.

86

11 months ago

An email marketing platform. Businesses with high volumes of email marketing can choose to send their emails using a software sdk and pay a flat monthly fee.

84

1 year ago

A startup that will allow users to order a ride on demand, for a flat rate. The company is one of the startups in a new, large-scale industry that wants to change the way that people move around the city and get around places in their downtime.

75

1 year ago

A startup that wants to be the Uber for bike rentals: a service where you can pick up a bike and drop it off at a central hub and then pay a flat fee to use it.

74

1 year ago

A way to charge users for apps and games, presumably at a flat rate.

72

8 months ago

A startup that builds an app that functions as a personal foundation for the consumer, offering insurance and investments with a flat-rate annual fee.

72

2 years ago

A wireless charger, designed to work on any flat surface, for any phone.

69

5 months ago

A company that manages HR processes, allowing companies to use HR software without any of the overhead. The company charges a flat fee of $1,000 per month.

66

1 year ago

A student loan repayment platform that takes a percentage of each payment, rather than a flat monthly fee.

61

8 months ago

A less expensive alternative to Uber's surge pricing, the startup's product is a flat rate based on demand.

60

8 months ago

A personal assistant who handles your travel planning for a flat fee, using a mix of algorithms and human-powered help. The company has been in stealth since August 2014.

60

2 years ago

A startup that wants to bring machine learning to the world of financial trading, using advanced computer vision and AI to help traders make better investment decisions. It's raised $3.4 million to date from investors like GV and Flatiron.

56

1 year ago

Helping people who are having trouble finding a plumber to pay a flat fee in order to get a plumber via referrals.

56

7 months ago

A B2B company that helps companies with back-office accounting tasks. They bill a flat rate based on the size of your business.

50

5 months ago

An “in-office” doctor, who can see patients for a flat rate or by the hour

49

7 months ago

A startup that helps companies make their own custom t-shirts, with designs that can be bought for a flat fee and then shipped out to customers.

45

1 year ago

InstaPay is a payment company looking to do something a little less familiar. Instead of charging users a flat fee or percentage, InstaPay charges businesses a percentage of their purchase sales, so they can make money even when they’re buying things they don’t need.

44

1 month ago

A platform for ordering food to be delivered via a mobile app or an online dashboard. The startup wants to be the Uber for food, and charges a flat fee of $10 for delivery.

37

5 months ago

A company that helps clients of an additional cost-sharing program get reimbursed by their insurance company. The company charges a flat fee and can return the money to the client in a check. Their price depends on the state of the client’s insurance.

34

15 days ago

This startup connects people to local babysitters for a flat monthly fee.

33

3 months ago

Flatiron School is a bootcamp for tech startups, and the company is taking it international, hiring a VP of International Development.

32

3 years ago

Idea: A startup for used goods, where resellers can list any item they want for a flat fee. The startup wants to remove the hassle and fees of selling used goods online.

28

3 months ago

This startup is building a different kind of revenue model for content creators. The startup pays its “content producers” a flat rate of $1 per channel view.

28

3 months ago

A startup that has developed a line of wireless charging products including a device that can charge by simply placing it on a flat surface.

24

5 days ago

A platform for cross-border payments that allows payments to be made in any currency, instantly. It’s an alternative to incumbents like TransferWise but rather than charging a flat fee, it has a subscription model that charges a percentage.

14

2 months ago

A credit card that works like PayPal, but with a twist — instead of charging a flat fee, the company earns a little every month off of customers’ purchases.

12

3 years ago

Idea: A B2B startup that provides a logistics platform for businesses that ship vehicles (or anything that requires a flat-

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3 years ago

Idea: A startup that is building a cloud-based service for selling collectibles. It allows users to upload images and details about the item, and generate a barcode. It’s free for sellers, and takes a flat 3.5% of sales.

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Flat Startup Ideas

A turnkey payment processing platform for online businesses. Instead of a bank’s monthly fee, they charge a flat fee based on the size of the transaction.

A startup that provides a directory of doctors that are high quality and charge a flat fee for specific procedures

A payments startup that helps merchants accept all major credit cards by charging them the same price. PayMill charges the merchant a flat 2.5% fee for every credit card transaction.

An IoT startup that uses sensors and algorithms to predict when a vehicle is getting a flat tire, and then alerts the driver.

One of several startups that are building alternative work schedules that let people swap out their hours for the week. They all basically pair an employer with a local worker who can come in for extra hours in exchange for a small fee or a flat rate.

A startup that helps artists and bands promote online, connecting them with fans and listeners. The company charges artists a commission for promoted posts, and users pay a flat monthly fee for the service.

A SaaS platform to help companies build their own custom, branded apps. The startup has built a gallery of “storyboards” that businesses can use to develop mobile apps, and then sell them to clients for a flat $100.

A startup that’s building a tool to help companies manage their social media presence from a single dashboard. It currently has $12,000 in monthly recurring revenue, and charges a flat $5 monthly fee.

A cybersecurity startup offering enterprise-grade security for small companies. The company claims to have already brought in $1.5M in revenue. Possibly a conflation of the financial services startup and the cybersecurity startup,

Handy is a startup that wants to take on Taskrabbit in the mobile cleaning space, bringing a cleaner to your house for a flat rate to do jobs like laundry, building, and moving.

A startup that provides a service where you can pay a flat fee and get a bunch of random items from a specific category and that’s it

A credit card that rewards its customers for giving back to the community. Instead of paying a flat fee for the credit card, customers are charged based on the number of points they earn for charitable donations.

A tool for helping companies understand which parts of their supply chain are inflating costs.

A digital currency that’s managed by a foundation, with a coin that the foundation claims “is designed to resist inflation and to be stable in value”.

A startup that delivers a team of virtual assistants to help with projects. The startup charges a flat fee of $150 per month for all team members.

An email marketing platform. Businesses with high volumes of email marketing can choose to send their emails using a software sdk and pay a flat monthly fee.

A startup that will allow users to order a ride on demand, for a flat rate. The company is one of the startups in a new, large-scale industry that wants to change the way that people move around the city and get around places in their downtime.

A startup that wants to be the Uber for bike rentals: a service where you can pick up a bike and drop it off at a central hub and then pay a flat fee to use it.

A way to charge users for apps and games, presumably at a flat rate.

A startup that builds an app that functions as a personal foundation for the consumer, offering insurance and investments with a flat-rate annual fee.

A wireless charger, designed to work on any flat surface, for any phone.

A company that manages HR processes, allowing companies to use HR software without any of the overhead. The company charges a flat fee of $1,000 per month.

A student loan repayment platform that takes a percentage of each payment, rather than a flat monthly fee.

A less expensive alternative to Uber's surge pricing, the startup's product is a flat rate based on demand.

A personal assistant who handles your travel planning for a flat fee, using a mix of algorithms and human-powered help. The company has been in stealth since August 2014.

A startup that wants to bring machine learning to the world of financial trading, using advanced computer vision and AI to help traders make better investment decisions. It's raised $3.4 million to date from investors like GV and Flatiron.

Helping people who are having trouble finding a plumber to pay a flat fee in order to get a plumber via referrals.

A B2B company that helps companies with back-office accounting tasks. They bill a flat rate based on the size of your business.

An “in-office” doctor, who can see patients for a flat rate or by the hour

A startup that helps companies make their own custom t-shirts, with designs that can be bought for a flat fee and then shipped out to customers.

InstaPay is a payment company looking to do something a little less familiar. Instead of charging users a flat fee or percentage, InstaPay charges businesses a percentage of their purchase sales, so they can make money even when they’re buying things they don’t need.

A platform for ordering food to be delivered via a mobile app or an online dashboard. The startup wants to be the Uber for food, and charges a flat fee of $10 for delivery.

A company that helps clients of an additional cost-sharing program get reimbursed by their insurance company. The company charges a flat fee and can return the money to the client in a check. Their price depends on the state of the client’s insurance.

This startup connects people to local babysitters for a flat monthly fee.

Flatiron School is a bootcamp for tech startups, and the company is taking it international, hiring a VP of International Development.

Idea: A startup for used goods, where resellers can list any item they want for a flat fee. The startup wants to remove the hassle and fees of selling used goods online.

This startup is building a different kind of revenue model for content creators. The startup pays its “content producers” a flat rate of $1 per channel view.

A startup that has developed a line of wireless charging products including a device that can charge by simply placing it on a flat surface.

A platform for cross-border payments that allows payments to be made in any currency, instantly. It’s an alternative to incumbents like TransferWise but rather than charging a flat fee, it has a subscription model that charges a percentage.

A credit card that works like PayPal, but with a twist — instead of charging a flat fee, the company earns a little every month off of customers’ purchases.

Idea: A B2B startup that provides a logistics platform for businesses that ship vehicles (or anything that requires a flat-

Idea: A startup that is building a cloud-based service for selling collectibles. It allows users to upload images and details about the item, and generate a barcode. It’s free for sellers, and takes a flat 3.5% of sales.