Higher Startup Ideas

1 year ago

A startup that wants to build a system that helps patients get more affordable, higher quality, and faster-acting healthcare. The startup is starting in the UK and Ireland.

185

2 years ago

A way for companies to pay the bills of their employees in multiple currencies, with higher rates for those who live in the area.

143

2 years ago

A network for users that pay for comedy to get access to higher-quality content from sponsors.

128

2 years ago

A San Francisco-based startup in the education marketplace space that wants to help lower-income students afford higher education. The startup tells me it’s had over $200,000 in investments, has more than 10,000 students, and has been used by more than 3,000 colleges and universities.

128

2 years ago

A personal finance startup that helps you have money at a higher level of granularity.

124

2 years ago

Postmates for the well-to-do is a new startup that’s launching in Chicago in September looking to deliver food and beverage at a higher price point than its delivery competitors. It’s currently testing out its service in the area around Lincoln Park, Chicago.

123

2 years ago

A B2B company that helps brand managers create higher quality voice-to-voice campaigns.

122

2 years ago

A company that manufactures and distributes high-end headphones, digital cameras, and other electronics. The startup is focusing on the “high-end” market by offering higher quality products priced at the same range as its competitors.

114

2 years ago

A startup that brings the “higher education experience” to students by connecting them with tutors. Notable alumni include Sarah Lawrence College, Harvard, and the University of Michigan.

108

2 years ago

As an online continuing education course for lawyers, this startup is hoping to enable higher education for lawyers without charging tuition.

95

2 years ago

A startup that aims to solve the problem of re-marketing in higher education recruiting by building a way to help schools replace the need for multiple applications.

89

1 year ago

A platform that helps users find great deals from local businesses, but don’t have to go to the store. The startup sees itself competing with Groupon, although it hopes to target smaller businesses and compete with Groupon’s recent move to focus on higher-margin, bigger deals.

87

2 years ago

A company that provides “next-generation” insurance solutions to companies with higher liability risks. The company’s approach is a bit atypical, as they say they’re not “selling” insurance, but rather “managing” the risk of the company. The startup says they’re already working with more than a dozen clients with plans to expand to 20 more before the end of 2019.

83

1 year ago

A platform to facilitate peer-to-peer lending, allowing people to lend money to each other and earn higher interest rates than banks

74

1 year ago

Helping people put their home into a rental portfolio. The startup’s platform is meant to help investors see the potential return on investment of the investment portfolio, and to help them decide when to sell or hold out for a higher return.

60

5 months ago

A platform for hiring experienced contractors to do IT and engineering jobs in the US, with a focus on higher education

56

1 year ago

A higher-end version of the popular Always on, Always Connected (AoAC) earbuds.

53

1 year ago

The startup wants to make it easier for small businesses to receive financing. It’s a mobile lending platform, using the same algorithms as big banks, but with lower interest rates and higher standards for creditworthiness.

51

10 months ago

A startup that wants to build a platform for higher education students to find jobs. It’s a new platform for students, businesses and recruiters, and it’s cheaper and less time-consuming than traditional job boards.

49

11 months ago

A mobile app that helps people find the best deals on local goods, like groceries and coffee. It’s focused on food delivery and grocery delivery, with a case study showing higher sales for customers in areas served by the service.

48

10 months ago

This employer of the year builds the first cloud-based platform to help companies automate payroll processes, which they claim helps companies run more efficiently and gives them time to focus on higher-value work.

45

1 year ago

A startup that wants to help low-income families get discounts on everything from healthcare to higher education.

44

5 months ago

A digital platform for letting companies offer flexible working options to their employees, from part-time to full-time, with better benefits and higher pay.

37

10 months ago

SaaS company that helps people build better quality and higher-performing websites faster. They’ve also built a suite of tools for developers that help them determine how good their website is, how fast it loads and how well it performs for visitors.

35

10 months ago

Chai & Co is a clothing subscription company that aims to give fashion enthusiasts the option to try out clothing and purchase items they love while saving money with higher rates on wholesale.

34

5 months ago

Rides, a ridesharing company that focuses on providing a cheaper and friendlier alternative to Uber and Lyft. The company was founded on an idea that the majority of people want ridesharing but don’t want to pay the higher prices of Uber and Lyft. Rides is currently operating in Atlanta, GA, with plans to expand to other cities.

33

7 months ago

The startup is building out an online auction marketplace, similar to eBay, but with a higher ticket price point for its auction listings.

26

3 months ago

A tool for making it easy for software developers to convert their videos into a higher quality format and for businesses to find those videos, allowing for easier and more effective recruiting.

26

3 months ago

This startup is trying to make it easier for small businesses to access capital. The company is building a marketplace where borrowers can connect with investors who are willing to invest small amounts of money in exchange for a higher return.

24

4 months ago

A credit card that rewards you with higher credit limits the more you use it, and can reward you with rewards like cash back, airline miles, and hotel points.

22

20 hours ago

Food delivery workers in India are some of the worst paid in the world, with daily wages of as little as $1.25. Slice aims to provide them with a way to make higher wages with improved service and convenience.

4

2 years ago

A startup that provides a service where people can hire someone to help them move their furniture from one house to another (for a higher price, they get their furniture moved and re-assembled)

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Higher Startup Ideas

A startup that wants to build a system that helps patients get more affordable, higher quality, and faster-acting healthcare. The startup is starting in the UK and Ireland.

A way for companies to pay the bills of their employees in multiple currencies, with higher rates for those who live in the area.

A network for users that pay for comedy to get access to higher-quality content from sponsors.

A San Francisco-based startup in the education marketplace space that wants to help lower-income students afford higher education. The startup tells me it’s had over $200,000 in investments, has more than 10,000 students, and has been used by more than 3,000 colleges and universities.

A personal finance startup that helps you have money at a higher level of granularity.

Postmates for the well-to-do is a new startup that’s launching in Chicago in September looking to deliver food and beverage at a higher price point than its delivery competitors. It’s currently testing out its service in the area around Lincoln Park, Chicago.

A B2B company that helps brand managers create higher quality voice-to-voice campaigns.

A company that manufactures and distributes high-end headphones, digital cameras, and other electronics. The startup is focusing on the “high-end” market by offering higher quality products priced at the same range as its competitors.

A startup that brings the “higher education experience” to students by connecting them with tutors. Notable alumni include Sarah Lawrence College, Harvard, and the University of Michigan.

As an online continuing education course for lawyers, this startup is hoping to enable higher education for lawyers without charging tuition.

A startup that aims to solve the problem of re-marketing in higher education recruiting by building a way to help schools replace the need for multiple applications.

A platform that helps users find great deals from local businesses, but don’t have to go to the store. The startup sees itself competing with Groupon, although it hopes to target smaller businesses and compete with Groupon’s recent move to focus on higher-margin, bigger deals.

A platform to facilitate peer-to-peer lending, allowing people to lend money to each other and earn higher interest rates than banks

Helping people put their home into a rental portfolio. The startup’s platform is meant to help investors see the potential return on investment of the investment portfolio, and to help them decide when to sell or hold out for a higher return.

A platform for hiring experienced contractors to do IT and engineering jobs in the US, with a focus on higher education

A higher-end version of the popular Always on, Always Connected (AoAC) earbuds.

The startup wants to make it easier for small businesses to receive financing. It’s a mobile lending platform, using the same algorithms as big banks, but with lower interest rates and higher standards for creditworthiness.

A startup that wants to build a platform for higher education students to find jobs. It’s a new platform for students, businesses and recruiters, and it’s cheaper and less time-consuming than traditional job boards.

A mobile app that helps people find the best deals on local goods, like groceries and coffee. It’s focused on food delivery and grocery delivery, with a case study showing higher sales for customers in areas served by the service.

This employer of the year builds the first cloud-based platform to help companies automate payroll processes, which they claim helps companies run more efficiently and gives them time to focus on higher-value work.

A startup that wants to help low-income families get discounts on everything from healthcare to higher education.

A digital platform for letting companies offer flexible working options to their employees, from part-time to full-time, with better benefits and higher pay.

SaaS company that helps people build better quality and higher-performing websites faster. They’ve also built a suite of tools for developers that help them determine how good their website is, how fast it loads and how well it performs for visitors.

Chai & Co is a clothing subscription company that aims to give fashion enthusiasts the option to try out clothing and purchase items they love while saving money with higher rates on wholesale.

The startup is building out an online auction marketplace, similar to eBay, but with a higher ticket price point for its auction listings.

A tool for making it easy for software developers to convert their videos into a higher quality format and for businesses to find those videos, allowing for easier and more effective recruiting.

This startup is trying to make it easier for small businesses to access capital. The company is building a marketplace where borrowers can connect with investors who are willing to invest small amounts of money in exchange for a higher return.

A credit card that rewards you with higher credit limits the more you use it, and can reward you with rewards like cash back, airline miles, and hotel points.

Food delivery workers in India are some of the worst paid in the world, with daily wages of as little as $1.25. Slice aims to provide them with a way to make higher wages with improved service and convenience.

A startup that provides a service where people can hire someone to help them move their furniture from one house to another (for a higher price, they get their furniture moved and re-assembled)